Currently this claims to be Lisp, but it is some strange version of it.
Using a Scheme or Lisp has a lot of advantages:
* one can compare it with other actually working implementations
* there is already a wealth of material to learn from or where code could be reused
* many books exist
* the language actually has already got some thought
A good example is the book on Scheme 9:
http://www.t3x.org/s9book/index.html
Currently this claims to be Lisp, but it is some strange version of it.
Using a Scheme or Lisp has a lot of advantages:
* one can compare it with other actually working implementations
* there is already a wealth of material to learn from or where code could be reused
* many books exist
* the language actually has already got some thought
A good example is the book on Scheme 9:
http://www.t3x.org/s9book/index.html