s-exp syntax

S-exp syntax is a topic for programs that let you translate s-expressions to other grammars. Things that let you write C with s-exps qualify, as do many markup libraries. Some markup libraries with a lot of implementations, like HTML generators, get their own topic, and shouldn't use this one.

c-amplify - c-amplify is an s-exp syntax for writing C code
css-lite - css-lite generates CSS from an s-exp syntax
LinJ - Linj translates a subset of Common Lisp into human-readable Java code
ltd - ltd is a Common Lisp to Dylan translator
Parenscript - Parenscript is a translator from an extended subset of Common Lisp (s-exp syntax) to JavaScript
PLisp - PLisp is an s-exp syntax for generating PostScript files
SC Language - SC is an s-exp syntax (Scheme-like) for writing C code, implemented in Common Lisp

Pages in this topic: c-amplify css-lite LinJ ltd Parenscript PLisp SC Language

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