The German School of Lisp ("Fluchtpunkt Lisps")

Re:The German School of Lisp ("Fluchtpunkt Lisps") by Kototama on Tuesday May 03, 2011 @12:42PM (#2510687)

I just spent a few hours searching but can't find a Lisp for Arduino. Does anyone know a Lisp for Arduino or a Lisp that could produces C code small enough (<32K) for it?

After some tries neither Chicken scheme nor Pico Lisp qualifies and PicoBit does not seem to support the Arduino architecture.

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Re:The German School of Lisp ("Fluchtpunkt Lisps") by nottwo on Wednesday May 04, 2011 @01:06AM (#2512862)

The small (2K) RAM size is the limiting factor, not so much the code space.

You'll find a few more options if you look beyond the atmega328 in the Arduino: 'avr lisp', 'avr scheme'

The Lisps I've seen targeting AVRs have all used the atmega128 with 4KB of RAM and they still use external memory of some sort.

Scrying (w/ 64KB external RAM): http://scrying.org/doku.php?id=scrying:interpreter_notes

ActorNet (w/ 512KB external serial flash as virtual memory): http://osl.cs.uiuc.edu/nest/ActorNet-1.1.tar.gz http://osl.cs.uiuc.edu/docs/actornet/kwonActorNet.pdf

Femto microlisp http://code.google.com/p/robobuilderlib/wiki/Femto

For my own REPL-fun on AVR microcontrollers, I've gone with amforth: http://amforth.sourceforge.net

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Re:The German School of Lisp ("Fluchtpunkt Lisps") by sedachv on Tuesday May 03, 2011 @01:51PM (#2510955)

There's Arduino Lisp, a Common Lisp (sort of) to Arduino C++ translator:

http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php/topic,55873.0.html

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