Heyo, wassup? This is the GitHub repo for a shared project between @isaacimagine and @TheWaffleDimension. We're working on a programming language standard similar to Lisp, and hopefully, we'll be able to get an implementation in soon. What is 3l? 3l is a lisp-like language modeled off of cLisp, Python, and the like. As of right now, 3l is solely numerical. A brief syntax overview is laid out in in the Documentation Section.

To be decided.

We have 3 types in 3l, we'll represent them using these symbols:

Expressions take types, and generate new ones: As per tradition, we're using s-exps.

Expressions are then evaluated, then passed to Blocks:

• [print $#&]
• [set . : $#&] Stacks of blocks are then put in, or around Control Flows:
• [while & : {}]
• [if & : {}]

Sample Program:

fizzBuzz:
[set x : 0]
[while &1 : {
    [set toPrint : 0]
		[set y : x]
		[while &1 : {
				[if (< y 1) : {
				    [break]
				}]
				[set y : (/ y 5)]
				[if (= y 1) : {
				    [set toPrint : -1]
						[break]
				}]
		}]
		[set y : x]
		[while &1 : {
				[if (< y 1) : {
				    [break]
				}]
				[set y : (/ y 7)]
				[if (= y 1) : {
				    [set toPrint : (- toPrint 2)]
						[break]
				}]
		}]
		[if (= toPrint 0) {
				[print x]
		}]
		[if (= toPrint -1) {
				[print 2215]
		}]
		[if (= toPrint -2) {
				[print 2208]
		}]
		[if (= toPrint -3) {
				[print 22082215]
		}]
		[set x : (+ x 1)]
}]

• Input/Output (brainf: ,.)
• Data Storage/Retrieval (><)
• Operations (+-)
• Loops (if statements can be modeled from loops, when you think about it) ([])