i said ported not implemented; the likelihood that any of those libraries sprout lisp bindings is about as likely as them being rewritten in lisp. so it's the same thing and the point is clear: i don't care about some zany runtime feature, i care about the ecosystem.
Stop moving the goalposts: your answer to a commenter who stated that Common Lisp was faster than Python (a fact) was a list of packages, many of which are (1) not even written in Python and (2) some of them actually do have Common Lisp bindings.
