Re: [pro] lisp on mobile platforms these days

When you say "targeting mobile devices" do you mean

1. You get a lisp REPL on your Android/iPhone?
2. You can write Apps in Lisp such that the end user does not know whether

lisp is there or not.

i mean the second. my primary goal is to avoid writing much code in C or Java.

on another note, thanks a lot to everyone for the enlightening answers!

for now i think i'll further investigate kawa, or some other lisp based on the JVM, and look into using http://www.robovm.org/ on iOS.

i'll need easy integration with the native API's.