Hello,
I am new to Neko and I have being involved in writing a clone of the
Rebol language, temporarily named Orca. The project is hosted here
http://trac.geekisp.com/orca. After reading some of the Neko doc's, I
am impressed, and I think it will be better to use Neko instead of
keep writing the interpreter in C. It seems Neko will help speed up
the coding. I have a couple of questions though.
Is it possible to create a single binary interactive interpreter
environment with Neko? Ideally, I would not want to have the end-user
install any libraries.
Do you have a small example on how to write a compiler or interpreter
for Neko? I guess the parser/lexer could be done in C and spit out
Neko bytecode. But this seems not too appealing. NekoML looks like a
better alternative, but there is not much documentation.
Finally, Is the continuation support in 1.3 as powerful as Scheme
continuations. Does neko has a call-with-current-continuation form?
Thanks,
Jaime Vargas
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