Rabbit-vm

Rabbit-vm   An approach to the Joy Programming Language

The Joy Programming Language, created by Manfred von Thun, is very powerful, yet simple.
Program construction is based on concatenation, quotation and combinators.

Rabbit-vm is basically an implemetation of Joy.

The main difference to the original Joy, as implemented in Joy1, is

* Rabbit-vm has a define-primitve.
   New definitions can be created at runtime.

* Rabbit-vm has no build in language aside the Joy language.
   There is nothing like
       name == ... ;
     HIDE ... IN  ... END
   Language construction is done with combinators.

  *  The meaning of the words is different in many cases.

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2014-05-02

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