Beautiful Racket: Make a language in one hour: stacker
The reader converts the source code of our language from a string of characters into Racket-style parenthesized forms, also known as S-expressions.
Beautiful Racket: Make a language in one hour: stacker Thank you for your comment Beautiful Racket / tutorials Make a language in one hour: stacker 1 intro 2 why make languages 3 setup 4 the reader 5 the expander 6 recap 7 source listing Designing our reader Recall the purpose of the reader: The reader converts the source code of our language from a string of characters into Racket-style parenthesized forms, also known as S-expressions . Let’s visualize what our reader needs to accomplish. At the end of the tutorial, our stacker-test.rkt
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