Welcome! What a cool project 🙂 If it’s anywhere near implementing all of clojure.core, I’d strongly suggest posting about it in the #announcements channel — I think lots of people will be interested. You might also find the https://github.com/babashka/babashka from @U04V15CAJ of interest. I don’t know how much you’ve looked into projects in the community, but interestingly, very few of them actually use Clojure’s STM — most people have found that Clojure’s atoms are already sufficient for their needs. Of course, the projects that do need STM really need it…

its got quite a lot, but some nooks and crannies I’m still working on.

In any case, I’m really liking clojure in general. Super cool language!

Agreed! Very much my favorite out of 10 or so that I've used seriously. I've been specializing in it for around six years, and have no plans to switch until/unless something even better comes along 😄

@U036UA9LZSQ Sounds like a fun project! :) As eggsyntax mentioned, babashka is a Clojure interpreter compiled to native using graalvm native-image. Actually the interpreter library is called SCI: https://github.com/babashka/sci It's also possible to compile SCI as a shared library and call that from c/c++/Rust, etc: https://github.com/babashka/sci/blob/master/doc/libsci.md

Another interesting project to look at may be https://github.com/IGJoshua/coffi which used project Panama to interop with native libraries.

Those projects probably aren't going to help you with jo_lisp, just wanted to mention them in case.