Lisp in Basic

[Mike Lobanovsky]

Thanks John.

I'm not planning to extend the FBSL version beyond its original scope. I guess I'll just post it raw on the forum together with its PDF like I did with Ed Davis' Toy interpreter. So I think you should be the project's frontman in this respect. On my behalf, since this version is more Scheme oriented than anything else, I'd suggest looking through Scheme's standard vocabulary and trying to reproduce it as fully as possible. Once the basic interface is implemented, SB "deviationisms" may be added for seamless interaction with the host language.

[Charles Pegge]

Rob, I will try to get an updated Lispish version out tonight - adding in some more maths functions.

[JRS]

Rob, I will try to get an updated Lispish version out tonight - adding in some more maths functions.

@Charles - What version of Lisp is the O2 version based on? Is it possible I can incorporate your additions into the SBLisp version or would that break the Scheme syntax?

[RobbeK]

CL Hyper Spec   (what i use when looking up something )

Some background info on Common Lisp. (not Scheme (also a Lisp but not Common Lisp)).

best Rob



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[Charles Pegge]

John, I don't think they can be mixed safely at this stage of development. It is quite experimental, and I am mainly on a semantics discovery expedition with this project, hence my cavalier disregard of conventional LISP

The source  and test codings: projectsA/LeanLisp

[Aurel]

well
mike ..i really doubt that your real name is MIKE
because there is no such a neme i in ANY slavonic- slovenian -bela- bjelo (white)
rusijan names...right?

Peter
Natürlich und Selbverständlich
WRONG
Natürlich und Selbstverständlich
right?

anyway LISP ...pih

[JRS]

Seems Aurel is on the war path again.

Why don't you try that with Charles and see how long you last.

Personally, I'm sick and tired of all your negativeness with everywhere you post and no longer wish to share in your misery.

[RobbeK]

Hi Aurel,

Rob or Bob is not a Flemish name either -- but that's the way I call myself (for my Russian friends it has something of Mr Bean (the bob)) - but that's very amusing ..

"Be what you would seem to be - or, if you'd like it put more simply - never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise.” 

[Mike Lobanovsky]

Aurel,

"When I was younger so much younger than today" (c), almost every non-Russian Slav was able to understand, at least partially, the Russian language. Regretfully, Russians in their turn have never given a damn to understand anything but Russian. Russian is my mother tongue though I am a Ukrainian by nationality and blood, and though for over 40 years I've been and still am living in the Republic of Belarus and am the bearer of a Belarusian passport.

Belarus has two official languages, Belarusian and Russian.

Thus my full name is:

Мiхаiл Мiхайлавiч Лабко-Лабаноўскi - in Belarusian (given name / parental name / double surname as per my passport)
Михаил Михайлович Лобко-Лобановский - in Russian (same)
Михайло Михайлович Лобко-Лобановський - in Ukrainian (same as per my Ukrainian matriculation card)
Michael Lobko-Lobanovsky - in English (given name / double surname as per my passport for foreign travel)
Mike Lobanovsky - in English (informal diminutive of given name / single surname for casual addressing)

I have never been too intravert or touchy to hide my origin or identification behind artificial nicknames. I have nothing to hide from, or be ashamed of in, people's eyes.

I always wondered what E and V initials stand for in Charles' name?

[Mike Lobanovsky]

On the other hand, John, if there were no such, er, trolls as Aurel, and no such epic flooders as Mike and John, and no such volatile and flamboyant artistic souls as Peter, this place would look pretty dull for Charles and Rob with their Lisps and higher maths routine.

[Mike Lobanovsky]

"Be what you would seem to be - or, if you'd like it put more simply - never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise.”

Isn't that a real mighty piece of wisdom? A British sterling way of putting things is what I call it.

[Aurel]

Seems Aurel is on the war path again.

no..no...i am not...
if you think that way ..this just explain how much you are limited on some things.

Mike ..
of course i understand....
and thank on explanation 
sooo on my home languge your name is Mihael
 

[Aurel]

anyway
what a fuccck is troll ...there is no such a stupid or limited word in my language.
i really ..really cannnot figured who is the biggest "troll" on the internet than you JRS
 

[Mike Lobanovsky]

No Aurel,

Such characters as John or me are in fact serving a different purpose. We dilute your negative trolling and hatred with our pseudo-constructive and sometimes even positive flood of irrelevant data and minor personal deviations.

Yours,

Mihael

[Charles Pegge]

You may rediscover all your previous  identities here

http://www.innerjourneys.co.uk/past-life-recording.html