A Lisp interpreter for Raspberry Pi implemented in a single ARM assembly file
Assembly
567
17 commits
updated Nov 26, 2024
Do you know how to implement a Lisp interpreter? Neither did I until I did. This is the result.
Arpilisp is a Lisp interpreter for the Raspberry Pi. It uses assembly, the lowest level language, to implement an interpreter for Lisp, the highest level language. Arpilisp implements Lisp from scratch, with no help from any libraries and minimal help from the kernel.
It's all in a single, commented assembly file, ready to build, use, extend, and hack.
To get started you can either download arpilisp.s directly or clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/marcpaq/arpilisp
Instructions for building and using are in the file.
Feedback is welcome and encouraged.
Enjoy.
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A Lisp interpreter for Raspberry Pi implemented in a single ARM assembly file
Assembly
567
17 commits
updated Nov 26, 2024
Do you know how to implement a Lisp interpreter? Neither did I until I did. This is the result.
Arpilisp is a Lisp interpreter for the Raspberry Pi. It uses assembly, the lowest level language, to implement an interpreter for Lisp, the highest level language. Arpilisp implements Lisp from scratch, with no help from any libraries and minimal help from the kernel.
It's all in a single, commented assembly file, ready to build, use, extend, and hack.
To get started you can either download arpilisp.s directly or clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/marcpaq/arpilisp
Instructions for building and using are in the file.
Feedback is welcome and encouraged.
Enjoy.
509 followers · starred Oct 2019
652 followers · starred Oct 2016
199 followers · starred Jan 2018
286 followers · starred Mar 2017