Okay, I have sweet-expressions working as a shell scripting language. I did
this by modifying "unsweeten" so that a leading ";#" and ";!" are generated
without the semicolon.
To try it out, just install scsh (Scheme Shell). Here's a simple "demo.sscm"
file:
=========================================
;#!scsh -s
;!#
run cat("README")
=========================================
Process this with:
./unsweeten < demo.sscm > demo
chmod a+x demo
(This begs to be set in a makefile)
Run doing:
./demo
It's not Common Lisp, but it is certainly a Lisp.
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