Writing a full game engine in LISP

I need graphics, audio, controls, AI, scripting, asset management, and copy protection all in one engine, but I want to use LISP.

How do I do it?

The only winning move is not to play.

game engine is Lisp!!! ha ha ha ha...FULL RETARD
trying to do top down programming in Lisp...only on /prog/ ha ha ha ha

There are Common Lisp bindings for Allegro.

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orgella
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>>1
copy protection
Fuck off.

>>6
freetard
Fuck off.

>>7
implying
Fuck off and die.

graphics
use a foreign function interface to a graphics library, like opengl or equivalent.

audio
use a foreign function interface to an audio library.

controls,
use a foreign function interface to get key events from whatever environment the application is running in, like windows or X.

AI,
Not a problem!

scripting,
Not a problem!

asset management,
Use macros.

copy protection
lulz.

graphics
Use C++ instead.
audio
Use C++ instead.
controls
Use C++ instead.
AI
Use C++ instead.
scripting
Implement a subset of Scheme in C++.
asset management
Use C++ instead.
copy protection
Use C++ instead.

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>>1
Nice one.