Lisp
From JVMLanguages
- Linj "Lisp in Java" (http://www.evaluator.pt/linj.html) lets you write code in Lisp and run it on the JVM. (It actually generates an intermediate ".java" file in surprisingly human-readable Java).
- Armed Bear Common Lisp (http://www.cliki.net/Armed%20Bear%20Lisp) ( http://armedbear.org/ ) is a Common Lisp implementation that runs on a Java Virtual Machine. It includes a compiler to Java bytecodes.
- Jess
Like all languages that run on a JVM, these allow access to Java libraries from Lisp, and allow access to Lisp programs from Java. (Right?)
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further reading
- a list of Packages that help with Common Lisp / Java integration (http://www.cliki.net/Java) on a Common Lisp wiki ( http://cliki.net/ ) (http://cliki.net/).
