So what is this
An absolute bare minimum
LISP interpreter written in ANSI C. It was developed to have an extremely small footprint
and to be easily portable. Besides that, it has some pretty neat features:
- supported primitives are easily extenandable
- easy to be embedded
- Did I mention its OpenSource (LGPL)
- At least it's not slow
How does it look like?
This example computes the value of
5! (
five factorial) and prints it
(define fac
(L (aa b)
(let (a (if (== aa 0) 1 aa))
(if (== b 1) a (fac (* a b) (- b 1))))))
(println (fac 0 5))
Ok, where can I get it?
As of now, only using SVN:
https://hs.32leaves.net/svn/uLISP (
WebSVN is here). Username and password is
guest
Is there any documentation?
Some rather rudimentary
reference documentation exists. It's also within the source tree.
