Re: [stack] Barebone implementation of concatenative language in c or c++

blazeski <[email protected]> wrote:

> Thanks for the tips will take a look at them.
> I'm writing some c++ code and I want to include a minimalistic scheme  for
> scripting (I don't need GC but I must support native types). Then I got a
> suggestion that concatenative language naive implementation might be even
> simpler. So I'm basically looking for a source code of a toy example.
>

Ah, yes; if you don't want/need GC you're likely well off to use a decent
embeddable Forth with an object system, and FICL is designed for and has
been extensively used for exactly that. If you needed/were-OK-with GC you'd
be fine with Scheme itself, or Lua. (I don't know of any concatenative/GC
language that's been designed to be embedded, which is something of a pity.)


> Slobodan


-Wm


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