Pixley

A programming language in the genre of esolang by Chris Pressey, Cat's Eye Technologies, May 2009

Pixley is a strict subset of R5RS Scheme (or, if you prefer, R4RS Scheme), supporting four datatypes (boolean, cons cell, function, and symbol) and a dozen built-in symbols. The reference implementation of Pixley is written in 124 lines of Pixley (or, if you prefer, 124 lines of Scheme; and if you prefer more Scheme-ly metrics, it consists of 413 instances of 54 unique symbols in 684 cons cells.)

Sample Program

(let* ((a (lambda (x y) (cons x y)))) (a (quote foo) (quote ())))

Computational Class

believed Turing-complete

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Things written in Pixley

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Commentary

Here are some languages it would be great to see Pixley implemented in someday: