Hi Alabhya, if I were you I would learn enough C to understand the pil32 source and then go through it.
On Thu, Aug 7, 2014 at 4:00 PM, Alabhya Singh <alab...@yahoo.com> wrote: > To be able to use a language with utmost confidence one should be able to > understand its implementation so much so as to be able to implement it and > maintain it. > > This I am saying from my experience in maintaining my Porteus Linux system. > PicoLisp matches Porteus in many ways, minimalist, easy to maintain, speed > etc. > > PicoLisp philosophy of minimal orthogonal design makes it ideal for this > down to bare metal approach. > > However I am just a novice lisp programmer who would love to invest > significant effort into learning through using picoLisp. > > I shall be grateful if Alexander and/or other senior experienced people be > kind enough to outline various components of implementing picoLisp. > > Such as: knowledge level of lisp, assembly and C (reference books, links > etc). > > Kindly indicate steps to start learning how to implement and maintain > picoLisp. > > >
