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The main idea is extreme portability. You only need to implement something like 46 basic functions (and, or, xor, +, -, *, /, if,...) and then you can use the l
by openfuture 6y ago
The main idea is extreme portability. You only need to implement something like 46 basic functions (and, or, xor, +, -, *, /, if,...) and then you can use the language on that platform.
Besides that it has a lisp-2 macro system so you can do everything..
- analognoise 6y agoDo you have a link to the list of functions? It sounds like it would make for a Forth replacement for an ultra-minimal first boot up language for hardware bring up for custom ISAs.