Narang,
Narang <narang1@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> http://www.lisp.org/HyperSpec/Body/sec_7-6-6-1-2.html
That does not address any of the problems with automatic conversion that
the SISC manual identifies.
FWIW, SISC is already using a CLOS-like algorithm for method selection.
> As a user I just was SISC to be a more natural extension to Java
> libraries
SISC, first and foremost, aims to be a very good implementation of
Scheme, that, secondly, is running on the JVM. It's design objectives
never included being a natural and convenient mechanism for scripting
Java. We want Java scripting/extension to be possible, have a reasonably
straightforward semantics, and not be too painful, but not at the
expense of the other objectives.
We not want to clutter the SISC core with a lot of code for Java
interop, but we certainly welcome contributions of libraries/modules
that build on the core Java interop framework and make common Java
scripting/extension tasks easier. An example of that is the autos2j code
in contrib. Have you had a look at it? It may address some of the issues
you have been raising.
Matthias.
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