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manual: Mention plan for Emacs Lisp codebase

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@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ In March 2022, work began on the long-awaited Common Lisp port of Chronometrist,
The port was also driven by the desire to have access to Common Lisp's better performance, and features such as namespaces, a /de facto/ standard build system, multithreading, SQLite bindings, a more fully-featured implementation of CLOS and MOP, and type annotations, checking, and inference. The port was also driven by the desire to have access to Common Lisp's better performance, and features such as namespaces, a /de facto/ standard build system, multithreading, SQLite bindings, a more fully-featured implementation of CLOS and MOP, and type annotations, checking, and inference.
Currently, this port can - The literate sources for the Common Lisp port may be found in =cl/chronometrist.org=. Currently, this port can -
1. import from a plist-group file and export to an SQLite database 1. import from a plist-group file and export to an SQLite database
#+BEGIN_SRC lisp #+BEGIN_SRC lisp
(chronometrist:to-file (chronometrist:to-hash-table (chronometrist:to-file (chronometrist:to-hash-table
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#+END_SRC #+END_SRC
2. display a (WIP) CLIM GUI - =(chronometrist.clim:run-chronometrist)= 2. display a (WIP) CLIM GUI - =(chronometrist.clim:run-chronometrist)=
The literate sources for the Common Lisp port may be found in =cl/chronometrist.org=. The Emacs Lisp codebase will probably become an Emacs frontend to a future Common Lisp CLI client.
[fn:1] McCLIM also has an incomplete ncurses backend - when completed, a CLIM frontend could provide a TUI "for free". [fn:1] McCLIM also has an incomplete ncurses backend - when completed, a CLIM frontend could provide a TUI "for free".