To write an Acme module is something very important for a CPAN contributor. We really want to write something for the Acme namespace, but we want it to be fun, interesting.
And, Acme::Lisp seems to meet these requirements. It is fun, it can be interesting. But it is just a kind of prototype.
What it does? It takes Lisp code written as array references and evaluates it. Do you want a sample? here it goes:
use Acme::Lisp; $code = [qw(+ 2 4 6 8)]; print eval_lisp($code);Run this and get... 20. Wonderful, huh?
