In article <············@early-bird.think.com> ······@think.com (Barry Margolin) writes:
In article <·······················@sue.cc.uregina.ca> ········@hercules.cs.uregina.ca (Bruce Guenter) writes:
>Does there exist source code for an embeded lisp interpreter?
Is Scheme close enough? Elk and SIOD are intended to be usable as
extension languages. Here are their FAQ entries:
scm might be even better. it is a bit bigger than siod (it has some
familial relationship) but has been ported a bit more widely than elk.
another item of some interest is hobbit. hobbit is a compiler which
compiles a subset of scheme to c which can be called from scm. handy
for speeding up simple code.