wow that's big.
just reading your crazy make-a-lisp.orc .......
and also showing great ways to make such a project readable -
chapeau!
Hi all,
Following my presentation at ICSC, I’ve released Make A Lisp for Csound 0.3.0. You can now try this Clojure-style Lisp, written in Csound 7, through two Web IDE projects:
Make A Lisp Showcase
Csound Web-IDE <https:// ide.csound.com/editor/CaGowm3UM0jY3THb1Ol9>Ten short, commented lessons covering values, collections, functions, immutable data, atoms, and macros. Press Play and follow the output in the Console.
Interactive Lisp Repl
Csound Web-IDE <https:// ide.csound.com/editor/nzI9QU6wheOzfbFRusbN>Press Play, then type Lisp at the lisp> prompt in the Console. Try \+ 2 3, define a function, or experiment with an atom. Definitions stay between inputs. The REPL uses Csound’s readline opcode.
Both projects include the interpreter and a README, and run in the browser.
Source and 0.3.0 release:
Release Csound MAL v0.3.0 · hlolli/csound-make-a-lisp · GitHubPlease give them a try. Feedback and bug reports are welcome!
Best,
Hlöðver
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