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Assuming the developer is competent in their language of choice should rule out anyone who can't write a Lisp parser in their language of choice. If you're not
by morelisp 4y ago
Assuming the developer is competent in their language of choice should rule out anyone who can't write a Lisp parser in their language of choice.
If you're not undertaking this to learn how to write a Lisp, which includes writing a parser, what's the point? Get this tribe 3 shit out of here...
- UncleEntity 4y ago> Assuming the developer is competent in their language of choice should rule out anyone who can't write a Lisp parser in their language of choice. I didn’t write a s-expr parser for the minischeme interpreter I like to play around with but I did use re2c/lemon to generate a parser. Then I got Unicode working… Couldn’t even imagine what it would take to hand write a lexer that does Unicode properly, even the scheme string and char functions call into generated functions (and a library for utf8 strings) since that stuff is complex. Also don’t know what tribe 3 is, one of those things the cool kids talk about?