kaslisp now has:

• macros!
• a cool macro syntax that looks like this:

`(symbol symbol ,(evaluate this please) (symbol symbol))

• floats and ints as datatypes
• tons of operators that work on floats and ints
• comments! (finally. it was surprisingly hard to get my parser to be okay with these lol)
• an (eval) function
• unit-tests to make sure that closures work correctly
• (let) and (set) (I can’t remember if I’ve already posted about these but I’m so happy to have them working)

I feel like it’s almost ready for me to start writing some proper code in it? I just want to add (print) and (input) (and in order to have either of these I’ll need to introduce a string datatype and I’m not sure how hard that will be for my parser to understand lol but we’ll see!)

after I have (print) and (input) I think I want to do some simple DailyProgrammer problems in kaslisp, and then after that I’ll start writing a kaslisp interpreter in kaslisp