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thaw-interpreter

v0.0.7

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Programming language interpreters, including LISP, Scheme, and Prolog.

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Keywords

APLCLUinterpreterlambda-calculusLISPprogramming languagesPrologSASLSchemeSmalltalkTypeScript

Readme

thaw-interpreter

Programming language interpreters, including LISP, Scheme, and Prolog.

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Much of the code in this library was based on or inspired by the book 'Programming Languages: An Interpreter-Based Approach', by Samuel N. Kamin, 1990, Addison Wesley, ISBN 0-201-06824-9.

Building and Installing the App

Build and install the app via:

$ npm run all
$ npm link

Launching the App

Start an interpreter via the command:

$ intrp [language-name]

... where [language-name] is one of:

  • minimal
  • chapter1
  • lisp
  • apl
  • scheme
  • sasl
  • clu
  • smalltalk
  • prolog

Session Example

$ intrp scheme

This is the command line interface for thaw-interpreter

Starting the read-evaluate-print loop:

> (+ 2 3)
5

> exit
Exiting...

$

The Script Runner

The interpreter provides a limited facility for running scripts. Currently, it is capable of reducing Lambda calculus expressions.

Example: Addition of two Church numerals using pure Lambda calculus:

$ ./run-script.js lcaug examples/scripts/lambda-calculus-augmented-syntax/test1.lca 

Expression as string: (+ 2 3) 

Parsed expression: λf.λx.((λf.λx.(f (f (f x))) f) ((λf.λx.(f (f x)) f) x))

Reduced expression: Integer 5

License

MIT