How to Serialize Any Object in JavaScript?
In this article, I will explain how the serialization of objects (in dump compiler) works in LIPS.
In this article, I will explain how the serialization of objects (in dump compiler) works in LIPS.
Syntax extensions are a feature in LIPS Scheme that allow users to add new syntax. They work similar to readers, macro in Common Lisp. You create a sequence of characters that maps to a function that is executed by the parser, the function works similar to a macro and a result of the function is returned by the parser in place of the sequence of defined characters.
The first version of LIPS Scheme had regex based tokenizer. It was using a single regex to split the input string into tokens. In this article, I will show the internals of the new Lexer in LIPS Scheme.
This is the first article on LIPS blog. In this article I will write about the history of LIPS Scheme interpreter.