Lithp - A interpreter for John McCarthy's original Lisp.
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Re: Lithp - A interpreter for John McCarthy's original Lisp.
#2In Python.
Re: Lithp - A interpreter for John McCarthy's original Lisp.
#3I wrote a similar piece of code way back in high school, based on Paul Graham's "The Roots of Lisp" essay. I didn't know any better, so I used C/C++. Don't think I've ever learned more in a single programming project.
Re: Lithp - A interpreter for John McCarthy's original Lisp.
#4I wrote a similar piece of code way back in high school, based on Paul Graham's "The Roots of Lisp" essay. I didn't know any better, so I used C/C++. Don't think I've ever learned more in a single programming project.
Would you choose a different language now that you know better?
Re: Lithp - A interpreter for John McCarthy's original Lisp.
#5Nice use of Pycco! http://github.com/fitzgen/pycco
Re: Lithp - A interpreter for John McCarthy's original Lisp.
#6I wrote a similar piece of code way back in high school, based on Paul Graham's "The Roots of Lisp" essay. I didn't know any better, so I used C/C++. Don't think I've ever learned more in a single programming project.
Would you choose a different language now that you know better?
If someone told me to hack together a mini-Lisp? Sure, I'd use something different. But at the time I'm happy I used what I did. I learned just as much about C as I did about Lisp.
Re: Lithp - A interpreter for John McCarthy's original Lisp.
#7Promoted for putting the lisp back in Lisp. =D