One of these days, while I was waiting for Fenix to finish compiling and catalina to restart, I decided to start developing a small python to lisp Translator just for fun.
Currently it just transforms (and badly, since it should do return-from insted of a return) a small times square function. It’s just a small proof of concept. It also is missing an object representing current context (variables defined, current function, etc.) But for all purposes, it works.
I also posted a presentation that i gave last year about this topic, but it’s in Portuguese.
pnil – Translation from Python to Lisp
One of these days, while I was waiting for Fenix to finish compiling and catalina to restart, I decided to start developing a small python to lisp Translator just for fun.
Currently it just transforms (and badly, since it should do return-from insted of a return) a small times square function. It’s just a small proof of concept. It also is missing an object representing current context (variables defined, current function, etc.) But for all purposes, it works.
I also posted a presentation that i gave last year about this topic, but it’s in Portuguese.
Here are the files: Presentation pnil GitHub Repository