Simple Programming Language. Inspired by Lisp programming language.
It's a Lisp for everyone, and no one.
Simplex is a Lisp-based programming language (lisp-diaclet or lisp-variant), built for experimentation and educational purposes as a side project, it was meant to be different from the mainstream languages with some amazing features borrowed from many languages.
The motivation behind it was to push my limits in programming and in C especially, also as a part of my learning process to explore computer science and as a personal challenge.
More detailed documentation and tutorials is being added.
Simplex is simple programming language. Inspired by Lisp, Python, Fortran and BASIC.
With many improvements and modifications, it's my trial to re-invent Lisp.
- Functional
- Turing-Complete
- Imperative
- Dynamically-Typed
- Weakly-Typed
- Live Interpreter
- Batch Interpreter
- Implemented in C++
- Variables
- Scopes
- Live Interpreter
- Functions
- First Order Functions
- Recursion
- Standard Library
- Strings
- Floating Point Numbers
- Logical Operations
- Arithmetic Operations
- Batch Interpreter
- User Input
- Loading Files
- Library Loading
- If Conditional Statements
- Case Statements
- Select Statements
- List operations
Printing :
(print "Hello World")
Input :
(scan "x")
Arithmetic :
(+ 3 4 5 6 7) == 25
(- 3 2) == 1
(* 3 4) == 12
(/ 12 6) == 2
Variables :
(define [a] 100)
Lists :
(define [w] [1 2 3 4 5 6])
Functions :
(fun [add x y] [+ x y])
Comments:
# This is a comment
# Multiline comment
Conditonal Statements :
# If Statement
if (<condition>)
[<condition true>]
[<condition false>]
# Select Statement
select
[ (<case>) <do stuff> ]
[ (<other case>) <do other stuff> ]
[ otherwise (<do other other stuff>) ]
# Case Statement
case x
[0 "Monday"]
[1 "Tuesday"]
[2 "Wednesday"]
[3 "Thursday"]
[4 "Friday"]
[5 "Saturday"]
[6 "Sunday"]
You can always refer to Simplex Wiki for in-depth details.
This project is signed under GNU Public License V3.0