glerp

glerp is a scheme interpreter I wrote in Go. I designed it to easily embeddable in other Go programs. You can use it to write config DSLs or write a full blown web server. You can create special forms or builtins using Go functions, or you can write your own syntax using the macro system (define-syntax with syntax-case and syntax-rules).

(define-syntax unless
  (syntax-rules ()
    [(_ test body ...)
     (if (not test) (begin body ...))]))

Maybe I can use it to generate html from markdown files some day.

(generate '((p "this could go hard")
            (hr)
            (img {"src" "/this/too.png"})))

I think Scheme is one of my favorite languages. I love the simplicity compared to many of the Lisps. It actually wasn’t too bad implementing a good chunk of the R7RS standard using Go. There’s a few features that still need to be implemented to actually call it a true scheme (continuations??).

Anyway, check it out on github.