Lval provides minimalistic language interpretation support for Lisp.
Recommand using CMake to add Lval as a submodule.
Supported Lisp Basic Script Usage, more usage please read lib.lsp.
Force lval to be a library:
CMake Option: LVAL_LIB_MODE
ON: Library Mode
OFF: Test Mode
Add Lval as submodule to your project:
git submodule add git@github.com:akerdi/lval.git lval --recursive
you can refer to CMakeLists.txt.demo
Start:
// foo.cpp
#include <lval.h>
Lval::quick_start();use lib.lsp:
> load "lib.lsp"When add Lval as a submodule, error(/lval/lval.h:6:10: fatal error: 'compiler.h' file not found) will happen, below is the right way to treat:
CMakeLists.txt add submodule(compiler) directory:
include_directories("${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/lval/compiler")
- Library
- String/Load file
- Order/Compare/If
- Function
- Env
- Q-Express
- S-Express
- AST
- REPL
- init
- aoto gc instead lval_delete
- lval to be library
- Lval.cell use deque instead
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