Yeah I think that’s your expectations. Clojure doesn’t treat the JVM as an implementation detail, but as a very important part that you’ll want to use and interact with directly. It wouldn’t make any sense for clojure to not show you the JVM details, because for all it knows, those are the parts that you really care about and you just use clojure to glue it all together
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Yeah I think that’s your expectations. Clojure doesn’t treat the JVM as an implementation detail, but as a very important part that you’ll want to use and interact with directly. It wouldn’t make any sense for clojure to not show you the JVM details, because for all it knows, those are the parts that you really care about and you just use clojure to glue it all together