Chlore: a stack-oriented programming language I have been working on

• Chlore

  3 5 7.2

  Chlore is a stack-oriented programming language made with a focus on simplicity

Since the semantics aren't defined anywhere yet, even in some form of informative manner, you can read this to get a feel of how certain constructs are supposed to behave. There's also a couple of examples that you'd be able to find here. And if you're extra curious about the language, you can check out the grammar of Chlore, which should give you some idea as to how programs written in Chlore usually look like.

• toc

  1 0 7.7 C

  Toc is an implementation of Chlore (by trap-representation)

My implementation of the latest revision of Chlore is also open-source, so you can translate and execute programs written in Chlore on your environment if you want, too.

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