Lisb is a Lisp-like, intepreted language. This project serves as an exercise to learn C, study compiler implementation and theory, and become familiar with Lisp.
a file can be executed through the command line using ./lisb filename.lisb from the containing folder.
The '.lisb' file extension is currently not required, but useful for labeling.
If called without a file name, Lisb can be used through a command line REPL.
TBA
The C implementation uses variable sized arrays to represent S-Expressions, as opposed to the usual linked lists. It also has Q-Expressions, or Quoted-Expressions, in order to implement un-evaluated lists.
The current parser is built from a grammar using the MPC library (github.com/orangeduck/mpc).