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js-lisp is a lisp interpreter written in 100% JavaScript, and thus usable in any (supported) browser or JavaScript runtime without the need for plugins or add-ons of any kind.
Jun 26, 2024
LIPS Scheme is powerful lisp interpreter written in JavaScript. The aim of the project is to fully support R7RS specification of Scheme Programming Language.
Apr 7, 2022 · A Scheme interpreter accepts a Scheme program's source code, evaluates the program's expressions, and returns the final result.
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What is Lisp interpreter?
It is a string with three characters. The Common Lisp reader is quite complex (Steele has a full description), but it works roughly like this: If the reader sees a character with read-macro function, it calls that function, and returns whatever expression that function returns.
Is Lisp compiled or interpreted?
The source code itself could be parsed and interpreted directly on a system. Today, however, most Lisp versions require that code be compiled and then loaded into an image to run. This offers faster program execution speeds compared to direct interpretation.
Is there a JavaScript interpreter?
The most popular JavaScript interpreter is called V8, and it's used in the Chrome browser. V8 is really good at turning JavaScript into fast-running code. It also uses JIT compilation. Other web browsers have their own interpreters, like Firefox's SpiderMonkey.
Aug 11, 2019 · An interpreter has two parts. Parsing: Parsing component takes input program as a sequence of characters, verifies it according to the syntactical rules of the ...
Little Lisp is an interpreter that supports function invocation, lambdas, lets, ifs, numbers, strings, a few library functions, and lists.
A mini Lisp interpreter in JavaScript. Supports lists (obvs), function invocation, lambdas, lets, if statements, numbers, strings and the library functions ...
May 26, 2024 · To transform a Lisp program into a JavaScript program, you need to convert it to an intermediate representation. I used an Abstract Syntax Tree ...
The choice of instructions and some of the implementations of the composite functions were taken from Roger Rohrbach's Lisp in Awk interpreter. The syntax ...
This interpreter currently understands a reasonable subset of the Common Lisp dialect. Currently implemented primitives include: