hi, shamelessly advertising my own project here xd

i've been working on a whitespace interpreter in rust for the last week or so, and without even trying it turned out to be very performant while still being tiny, so i wanted to include it in this project.

it includes a library crate as well, which is published, so people can use the backend code as a library for their own projects.

can be found at D3PSI/spacey.

Would it be possible to add my wspace interpreter + asseembler + debugger into the list? I didn't realise there were so many when I got to play with it 😅

Developed with Typescript, and the debugger in React. It's public in my github https://github.com/voliva/wsa and published in github pages: https://voliva.github.io/wsa/

Unique features from my implementation:

• The debugger has step in, out and over function calls.
• Can set breakpoints over the code.
• debugger instruction to add a breakpoint from code (only active through a dev flag, by default the assembler builds a v0.3-compatible output)
• A stdlib (so far only memory and io) adds memory allocation through malloc and a heap-based stack to store local variables.

Hi, i have implemented a Whitespace evaluator in Scala using the parser combinator.

I tested it using some code found on vii5ard.github.io/whitespace/.
I would like to add my interpreter to this collection since i don't find another Scala project that use this technique.

Heres the link to my work.

The links are e.g.:

https://github.com/wspace/corpus/blob/main/rebol/hostilefork

That gives a 404. I'm not sure if GitHub has a good way to invariantly link to a submodule folder, as opposed to linking what it points to.

Perhaps GitHub could be lobbied to do the right redirect for such paths?