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Coincidentally, a stack-based concatenative array language is exactly what I'm working on right now. It combines all the readability of K with... all the reada
by PeCaN 11y ago
Coincidentally, a stack-based concatenative array language is exactly what I'm working on right now.
It combines all the readability of K with... all the readability of Forth.
It's at https://github.com/alpha123/vio https://github.com/alpha123/vio if you're interested, but very much WIP. The VM is rather simple if you feel like poking around.
Other notable features would be built-in parser combinators (with an unreadable postfix regex-like syntax). Concatenative parser combinators are pleasantly surprising to use.
- chc4 11y agoIt's be great if you had some examples to read through, or any documentation really. Even a minimal README. I'm interested in the idea, but without anything to go on it's pretty impossible to look at.
- PeCaN 11y agoYeah sorry, it's a week old and I pushed it to GitHub just so I could link to something in that comment ;) Something of a README is now up.