GitHub - sdt/bootstrap-a-scheme: Sometimes reinventing a wheel is a good way to learn about wheels.

Having done a C++ version of the Make-A-Lisp project, I wanted to try building a simpler version of the language, with the following goals:

Minimise native code and data structures. Where possible, use the hosted code and data structures.
Stop-and-copy garbage collection. My C++ implementation used reference-counted pointers. Self-referential loops are unavoidable.

The language is based off SICP Scheme, but makes no attempts at completeness.

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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t		t
.gitignore		.gitignore
Makefile		Makefile
README.md		README.md
allocator.c		allocator.c
allocator.h		allocator.h
analyse.c		analyse.c
analyse.h		analyse.h
args.c		args.c
args.h		args.h
basetypes.h		basetypes.h
config.h		config.h
core.c		core.c
core.h		core.h
debug.c		debug.c
debug.h		debug.h
environment.c		environment.c
environment.h		environment.h
eval.c		eval.c
eval.h		eval.h
exception.c		exception.c
exception.h		exception.h
executor.c		executor.c
executor.h		executor.h
gc.c		gc.c
gc.h		gc.h
input.c		input.c
input.h		input.h
main.c		main.c
reader.c		reader.c
reader.h		reader.h
symtab.c		symtab.c
symtab.h		symtab.h
types.c		types.c
types.h		types.h
util.c		util.c
util.h		util.h
valuestack.c		valuestack.c
valuestack.h		valuestack.h

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