TXR Lisp

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TXR Lisp is an innovative, original dialect from the Lisp language family. It is not an implementation of Common Lisp, Scheme or any existing dialect.One goals of TXR Lisp is to remove verbosity from Lisp programming, where doing so does not conflict with the Lisp ideology ("Lispiness"). This means that the primary means of making programs succinct are semantic devices, rather than syntactic sugars. However,  sugars are also employed, when they are not disruptive to the surrounding syntax.Another goal of TXR Lisp is to serve as a platform for experimentation an advancement within the context of a Lisp paradigm, and bring together the right mix of advanced features as well as innovative new solutions to old problems, integrating these into an ergonomic whole which can be applied to real, practical tasks, right now.Imperative to be FunctionalTXR Lisp supports functional programming, but isn't a functional language. The TXR project consciously rejects the purely functional ideology. TXR …