Re: emacs + slime + ecl on Android?

["Pascal J. Bourguignon" <pjb@informatimago.com>]

Emanuel Berg <embe8573@student.uu.se> writes:

> jarausch@skynet.be writes:
>
>>> But do you have an Android phone (device/system
>>> version) able to run that Emacs in Google play? It
>>> cannot run either on Samsung S4 with Android 4.3
>>> nor on Samsung A5 with Android 4.4.
>>
>> Unfortunately, you're right - I should have tested
>> it earlier. Here, too, emacs crashes on my rooted
>> Galaxy S3 mini (running CARBON).
>>
>> The only way to run Lisp at the moment is DroidEdit
>> which can run a file through an external binary.
>> [...] DroidEdit shows the output of a running Lisp
>> program but cannot take interactive input.
>
> Let's see, the supposed future of computing, and
> reigning paleo-opium of the bio-masses, turns out, it
> cannot even run Lisp!
>
> Lisp, specified in 1958. Only Fortran (1956) is older
> and still in use.

Yes, you can't believe how advanced lisp is.  It will still be used in a
hundred years, or in a thousand years.  Just like Pythagore's theorem.

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