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Very nice. What I particularly like about this is the C s-exp syntax. The s-exp C actually feels like C. It does not introduce additional tokens to identify fu
by asimjalis 10y ago
Very nice.
What I particularly like about this is the C s-exp syntax. The s-exp C actually feels like C. It does not introduce additional tokens to identify functions or types.
This approach could be generalized to write transpilers for other languages with C-like syntax (Java, JavaScript, C++, etc).
- kruhft 10y agoThank you. I tried to stay as much with the 'grammar' of C but with the syntax of s-expressions. Whatever came out most naturally as a C programmer was what I used in the S-Expr language.