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PeyloW



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PostPosted: Fri Oct 14, 2005 8:26 am    Post subject: Initial import Reply with quote

dLISP is a simple implementation of LISP in D, suitable for beginners and embedding.

I have written a short README that describes the general internals, and the major changes that will have to be done.

Anyone is welcome to contribute. Work is needed in:

Rewriting the parser -- Sort of a major task, LISP knowledge and good understanding of the internals are required.

Exposing functions for embedding -- Should be trivial, I guess some kickstarting of D's garbage collector is required and stuff.

Implementing more build-in forms -- From hard to easy, boolean forms should be easy to implement with the arithmetic ones as basis. Should help build understanding of the internals as well. Other require more or less LISP knowledge and understanding, maybe even tweaking of the internals.

Documentation and test-cases -- Well, documenting is boring. But I guess going throw the code while doing it could give someone very good understanding of the internals Smile.

If you are interested to help, please inform me and this board in advance of what task you intend to take on. Would be quite pointless to do something twice.

regards
Fredrik Olsson
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