Pyramid Scheme compiler (psll)
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- psll
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Compiler for the Pyramid Scheme esolang
[Pyramid Scheme](https://github.com/ConorOBrien-Foxx/Pyramid-Scheme) is an esoteric language whose programs are ascii-art pyramids. psll lets you write them in a lisp-like syntax instead, with macros, strings, def and code-golf optimisations, and compiles that to the pyramids for you.
For example, this psll program
(set a 6) (set b 7)
(out (* a b))
compiles to
^ ^ ^
/ \ / \ / \
/set\ /set\ /out\
^-----^ ^-----^ ^-----
/a\ /6\/b\ /7\ /*\
--- ------ --- ^---^
/a\ /b\
--- ---
and prints 42.
Commands:
psll compile prog.psll -o prog.pyra-- compile to Pyramid Schemepsll run prog.pyra-- run a Pyramid Scheme programpsll compile-and-run prog.psll-- both in one go
Ruby and the Pyramid Scheme interpreter are bundled, so everything works offline out of the box.
Read more in [the SIGBOVIK paper](https://github.com/lczyk/psll-lang/blob/master/sigbovik-paper/sigbovik-psll.pdf).
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