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richhickey/clojure-clr
A port of Clojure to the CLR, part of the Clojure project
This is Rich Hickey's original personal fork of ClojureCLR, a port of Clojure to .NET's CLR/DLR. It's now a tombstone — the README explicitly redirects you to the canonical repo at github.com/clojure/clojure-clr, which is where active development has lived since 2011. There's nothing to use here.
The canonical project this points to is a serious piece of work: a full Clojure implementation targeting .NET, complete with STM, persistent data structures, and a DLR-backed compiler. The test suite in this archived fork is thorough — LockingTransaction, agents, atoms, persistent collections all have dedicated test files. Interop with .NET types is a first-class concern, not bolted on.
This specific repo has been dead since December 2011 — over a decade of zero commits. It tops out at Clojure 1.2 binaries; modern Clojure is at 1.12+. The README's only purpose is to redirect you elsewhere. If you land here from a search, you're already in the wrong place.