Check out my scheme/racket interpreter I made in Python (for fun, nothing serious)

Jobhdez · December 10, 2023, 1:40am

Hello you all,
The main reason why I ditched common lisp for racket is because I am strong believer in solving problems with dsls. I think racket is ahead here. Right now I am working a python like to x86 compiler in racket but today I would like to share my scheme/racket interpreter I built for fun in python. here it is

github.com

Jobhdez/schemy/blob/main/scheme_interp/interp.py

from scheme_interp.nodes import (
    Program,
    Nil,
    Exps,
    Exp,
    Prim,
    If,
    Bool,
    Begin,
    While,
    Let,
    SetBang,
    Int,
    Op,
    Binding,
    Var,
    Define,
    Application,
    Lambda,
)

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thanks

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Check out my scheme/racket interpreter I made in Python (for fun, nothing serious)

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