Rust but Lisp
Rust but LISP. Contribute to ThatXliner/rust-but-lisp development by creating an account on GitHub.
Rust but Lisp launched on May 9, 2026 with 218 votes, #114 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches.
In plain words
Rust but Lisp is a developer tool that combines Rust's performance and safety features with Lisp's functional programming paradigm. It targets programmers seeking an alternative to traditional systems languages while maintaining low-level control and compile-time guarantees. The project merges memory safety mechanisms from Rust with Lisp's symbolic computation and macro capabilities, appealing to developers interested in exploring hybrid language design.
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From the sources
Hello, Hacker News. You're not wrong. This is a weekend project, not a production compiler — some Rust syntax is missing (turbofish is fixed now, lifetime bounds are on the list). The point isn't completeness; it's exploring what happens when you bolt Lisp macros onto Rust semantics. If that sounds interesting, read on. If you're looking for something to be mad about, the issue tracker is open . Rust semantics in LISP syntax. Write s-expressions, output Rust source: (s-expr → .rs → binary) . (struct Point (x f64) (y f64)) (impl Point (fn distance (( &self ) (other &Point )) f64 ( let dx ( - ( . self x) ( . other x))) ( let dy ( - ( . self y) ( . other y))) ( . ( + ( . dx powf 2.0 ) ( . dy…from github.com
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