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Subject: Re: Is it better to use eLISP or Common LISP?
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>   >> I know that I can either use Emacs LISP or the eLISP file that
>   >> interfaces with common LISP.
> 
> I don't know what this means. What "elisp file that interfaces with
> common lisp". If you want emacs to do things, then you can use emacs
> lisp, or emacs lisp. 

I think I found an emacs lisp file that allows you to extend emacs using
common lisp.  Perhaps I was reading the manifest wrong.

-Dan