This is a very barebones and experimental implementation of common lisp within itself.
This project is built using common lisp via Steel Bank Common Lisp so I would direct you to their install page
Testing can be done via pest, which is a simple
$ sbcl --script ./tests/tokenizer-test.lisp
$ sbcl --script ./tests/parser-test.lisp$ sbcl --script ./main.lisp
================DEMO#1=================
input: (+ 2 2)
expected: 4
output: (4)
================DEMO#2=================
input: (* 3 4)
expected: 12
output: (12)
================DEMO#3=================
input: (- 5 6)
expected: -1
output: (-1)
================DEMO#4=================
input: (/ 7 8)
expected: 7/8
output: (7/8)
================DEMO#5=================
input: (- (- 11 10) (* 9 10))
expected: -89
output: (-89)
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