After five years of failed attempts, I reckon I finally have a half-decent lexer for a programming language I designed!
Woo! Now just to finish the eval correctly...
And maybe think of a name... Anyone got anything good for a stack-based language that makes Lisp look rigid?
@jgg In a stack-based programming language, the things you write get stacked on top of each other, and then you execute them. Means every word of the language can be moved around, it's less rigid, more programmable.
Makes it easy to make functions that can generate more functions, and so on. The language can rewrite itself.
The most famous is Forth.