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Hi,
Thank you for sharing your work ! Really like your tiny-lisp.
I have been looking for a tiny Lisp interpreter that I could embed into one of my Editor projects.
The resulting project (Zepl) is at:
https://github.com/hughbarney/zepl
I have done this pull request for 2 small enhancements number? and string? BUT mainly to get in contact and ask about a (string.append) function.
I tried to produce a (string.append string1 string2) but I am afraid I was unable to follow your very clever
memory allocation code.
Would you be able to code a string.append function that returns a combined string?
(string.append "abc" "zyz") => "abcxyz"
Great code by the way. Learn't a lot.
Many Thanks
Hugh