Just a normal spring boot application with a surprise Ctrl-C. And, yes, you can connect with sly and monkey-patch your java code with :before/:after CLOS methods!
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I don't know what the world needs right now, but here's some Clojure, JScheme, Kotlin, Java, Scala, Groovy, Kawa and ABCL code all in one Common Lisp form running on SBCL with no JVM via OpenLDK (github.com/atgreen/openldk)
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Happy 30th birthday, libffi: github.com/libffi/libffi/… It's been a long road!
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@antgreen Is working on a new Common Lisp implementation.

github.com/atgreen/evergr…
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Anthony Green retweeted
libffi is magical
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Replying to @antgreen
CLOS' lack of method overloading based on the number of arguments is a mismatch with Java, but something you can work around.
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CLOS' "class allocated" slots are also different from Java's static members, in that you need a class instance in order to reference them. The easiest solution is to create a dummy instance through which all static field references flow.
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Android Noracle x.com/robpegoraro/st…
Now, Android N. Google's Dave Burke invites us to suggest names at android.com/n, adds "please don't call it Namey McNameface."
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Anthony Green retweeted
Bloch says his bosses at Sun knew "and definitely approved" him helping GNU Classpath implement Java #APIs (like what Google did). #googacle
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"Everyone actually affected by the case knows what an API is, but the affair is being decided by people who don’t." motherboard.vice.com/read/in-google…
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Anthony Green retweeted
Can you imagine prepping for this case as Oracle's lead attorney and never knowing what a blog *is*?
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Replying to @xor
I've waited my whole life for a relevance objection w/ a judge reply of "I want to see where it's going," but never dreamed it'd be over GNU
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But it's, like, kind of the point. People at the time did not treat the APIs as copyrightable.
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Google not being allowed to ask *why* Sun did not interfere with these implementations, because they can't state legal conclusions.
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Google: What was GNU doing with the Java APIs?
Schwartz: They were creating a free, open source version of Java.
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Google: Was GNU also using Java APIs?
Schwartz: Yes.
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Every time Alsup has to say that it's now the law that the APIs are copyrightable, he sounds like he wants to strangle someone
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oh boy the #googacle jury is being taught about the GNU backcronym and RMS x.com/sarahjeong/sta…
Schwartz explains GNU stands for. "GNU is not Unix."
Alsup: The G part stands for GNU?
Schwartz: Yes.
Alsup: That doesn't many any sense
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