Forsp LLVM-based compiler

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README.md

forspll

forspll is an implementation of Forsp as an LLVM-based compiler. Forsp is a tiny yet very versatile programming language that mixes features of Forth and Lisp. Through LLVM, Forsp can be compiled into efficient machine code for a wide array of platforms.

forspll features:

Lisp-style S-expression syntax
Forth-style data stack for parameters/values
Linking with C functions (see support.c)
Recursion: $self gets pointer to current function

Missing features:

Captured variables: Functions/lambdas are not dynamic and do not capture the state of previously declared variables
Quote operator: quote/'
Built-in dynamic allocations (implement them via platform-specific support.c)

Building

Requires Clang and LLVM development files.

Run make to build the compiler.

Run make prog to compile test.fp and support.c.