Get the latest tech news
Clj-coll: Clojure collections and sequences in Common Lisp
Clojure collection and sequence APIs in Common Lisp, with optional Clojure collection syntax - dtenny/clj-coll
TL;DR: Beware mixing mutable and immutable types, particularly hash-tables of either sort, and know that associative things with keys tend to use CL:EQUAL-ish semantics. While Common Lisp's equal and equalp will do certain flavors of structural equivalence between CL collections, they won't do anything for user packages like the immutable classes used by CLJ-COLL. TL;DR: quoted forms with embedded syntax won't have a chance to evaluate the result of the reader macro, leaving you an unexpected and unevaluated S-EXP where you expected a set/vector/hashtable.
Or read this on Hacker News
