StratifiedJS extends the JavaScript language with a small number of keywords for concurrent programming. It allows you to express asynchronous control flow in a straightforward, structured sequential style.
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StratifiedJS extends the JavaScript language with a small number of keywords for concurrent programming. It allows you to express asynchronous control flow in a straightforward, structured sequential style. JavaScript implementation of the Cat programming language by Christopher Diggins, with contributions from Takashi Yamamiya, and the excellent open-source JavaScript vector graphics library from Walter Zorn. This interpreter only supports a very small subset of the Cat language. Cat is a functional stack-based programming language inspired by the Joy programming language. HQ9+ was designed by Cliff L Biffle, who wanted a language where the canonical programs (Hello World, 99 Bottles Of Beer and a quine) were easy to write. The language has four instructions — H, Q, 9 and + — which may occur in either uppercase or lowercase, as shown in the example in the specification. The specification does not define the behaviour of unknown instructions, and this interpreter ignores unknown instructions. Emscripten is an LLVM-to-JavaScript compiler. It takes LLVM bitcode (which can be generated from C/C++, using llvm-gcc or clang, or any other language that can be converted into LLVM) and compiles that into JavaScript, which can be run on the web (or anywhere else JavaScript can run). Example demos are Python – CPython compiled to JavaScript and Lua – The Lua interpreter. The final chapter of The Little Schemer is a Little Scheme interpreter, capable of evaluating most of the expressions in the book. It can use your own JavaScript functions as Scheme primitives, so you can add new JavaScript capability without modifying the interpreter. It runs in a web page, so you can execute your Scheme programs in any web browser. Just type your well-formed functions into the input box, press the big fat button, and see the result in the output box.A haskell interpreter in javascript. It seems to be the masters thesis of the author Mattis Jeppsson. Documentation is in the rapport directory. An interpreter for yet another rather esoteric language in JavaScript Swym‘s ideal is to be the most readable language ever made. Papert is a logo interpreter in JavaScript with turtle graphics. Secowela is a language for writing web browser applications. It is a compiler language that generates standard JavaScript. Unlike JavaScript Secowela features classes and components. The idea of components is that multiple components from different authors can be embedded on one web page without interfering with each other. The grammar for the language core (without XML and protocol buffers) is in place, the parser works and type checking is almost complete. The JavaScript generator is yet to be done. Secowela is implemented in C# and features a LL grammar. |
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