Hi all, its been a long time since I've interactive here. But I have spend a month on a project implementing the elixir programming language ontop of guile. Here is the readme:
This is an implementation of the elixir programming language ontop of guile. In order to compile it you need The code public repository is at https://gitlab.com/snorgers1/elixir-on-guile# 0. fibers https://github.com/wingo/fibers?tab=readme-ov-file 1. guile-persist https://gitlab.com/tampe/guile-persist 2. stis-supervectors https://gitlab.com/tampe/stis-supervectors 3. stis-parser https://gitlab.com/tampe/stis-parser Compile and install them in that order. Their buildscripts have bittrotted so be prepared to know what you are doing. To use it, Source the modules directory in elixir and fire up guile in the elixir directory, issue > (load "elixir.scm") You will now get a new shells with a fibers manager active. The "(p string)" function parses a elixir expression into an AST The "(c string)" function compiles the elixir expression into scheme The "(e string)" function evaluates the elixir expression You can also sellect the elixir language directly with > ,language elixir > 1+2 3 > ... This is a first shot at an elixir language environment for guile and maybe the most interesting aspect of it is an implementation of the erlang processes environment using wingo's fibers. Some things work some doesn't its in pre alpha state. A tutorial for elixir can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/1.18.3/enumerable-and-streams.html Regards Stefan
