RLisp is a Lisp dialect naturally embedded in Ruby, and tighly integrated with it. There is no real documentation yet - just read the articles on my blog.

Download

• Slides for talk about RLisp at RuPy 2007: ODP, PDF.
• RLisp compiler (current) TAR.GZ, ZIP, DEB, RPM, SRPM.
• RLisp interpretter (obsolete) TAR.GZ, ZIP.

Articles about RLisp

• taw's blog
• Automatically generated index of all RLisp-related articles on taw's blog
• 1. RLisp - Lisp naturally embedded in Ruby
• 2. RLisp gets basic OO support
• 3. RLisp gets HTTP support
• 4. Free beer for the first 10 cool RLisp programs
• 5. The programming language of 2010
• 6. Programming in Blub
• 7. New compiler for RLisp - teaser
• 8. Compiler for RLisp
• 9. Pattern matching for RLisp
• 10. RuPy 2007
• 11. Unit testing for RLisp
• 12. RLisp syntax for literals
• 13. New parser for RLisp - with string interpolation and regexps
• 14. Incremental macro building for RLisp
• 15. Gtk DSL for RLisp
• 16. OpenGL, YAML, JSON and other small things for RLisp
• 17. RLisp moved to RubyForge
• 18. Debian/Ubuntu package for RLisp
• 19. RPM package for RLisp
• 20. Regular expression matching in RLisp
• 21. Token-based syntax highlighter for RLisp
• 22. Active Record for RLisp
• 23. RLisp code formatter
• 24. Some thoughts on RLisp style
• 25. Mock C backend for RLisp and its performance
• 26. Ruby and methods with weird names
• 27. Object-Oriented dialects of Lisp
• 28. Toy C backend for RLisp compiler