Project in progress

Simplified scheme interpreter created in order to learn haskell.
Project based on the book 'Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours' by Jonathan Tang.
Link: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Write_Yourself_a_Scheme_in_48_Hours

Basic functionalities were based on the mentioned book, while the following I implemented myself:

• parsing :
  • backquotes with commas
• primitives :
  • string?
  • number?
  • symbol?
  • boolean?
  • symbol->string
  • string->symbol
  • partially equal? (comparing lists)
• evaluating :
  • quasiquote with unquote
  • cond
  • case

To compile use the following command in src directory. You need ghc installed.
ghc -o ../output/parser -outputdir ../output main.hs

Run program (from output directory): As interactive interptreter (no command line arguments, type 'quit' to exit): ...\output>cmd /c parser.exe or just double click the executive file

Reading single expression (single command line argument): ...\output>cmd /c parser.exe "`(1 2 ,(if (< 1 3) (+ 2 4) "1 is greater than three"))"
(1 2 6)

License: GNU GPL