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    Jank, a Clojure dialect with seamless C++ interop, draws developer interest●Jank – The native Clojure dialect with seamless C++ interopYhnSportBasketball1951 h ago

    Jank is a new programming language: a native Clojure dialect that offers seamless interoperability with C++. It compiles to native code and aims to give Clojure developers direct access to the C++ ecosystem without leaving Lisp syntax. The project, documented at jank-lang.org, is being discussed by developers weighing how practical C++ interop is for real-world Clojure-style workflows.

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    OpenLDK Brings Java Compatibility to Common Lisp●OpenLDK: Bringing the Java World into Common LispYhn811 h ago

    Developer atgreen has released OpenLDK, a project that makes it possible to run Java code inside Common Lisp. The implementation lets Lisp environments load and execute Java bytecode, bridging two established programming ecosystems. The release is drawing attention from programmers interested in language interop and the longevity of Lisp as a platform.