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Tim X <timx@nospam.dev.null> writes:

> Another approach that might be interesting is to create an emacs
> lisp package for common lisp. You could then take advantage of
> mod_lisp. Not sure how you would handle the lisp1 vs lisp2
> differences

Both are Lisp2, aren't they? Maybe you thought about lexical vs
dynamical scoping?