Leesp, meet world. World, meet Leesp.

This is the 1.0 release of Leesp!

We have a stdleeb, a REPL, and a plenty of built in Lispy goodness:

• fold
• foldl
• foldr
• map
• filter
• reduce
• apply
• curry
• compose
• assoc and friends (memv,memq)

The usual suspects of comparison functionality:

• positive?
• negative?
• odd?
• even?

Just check the stdleeb.leesp file for more!

The standard leeb is not currently loaded automatically, sorry about that. Just hit up: (load "path/to/leeb/stdleeb.leesp") to activate the awesome.

There are probably tonnes of quirks and strange things that I have not encountered yet. Additionally the only way to run Leesp code is to pass the file to the interpreter or via the REPL.

Enjoy and happy Leesping!

HAVE AT IT!

This is more fun than I can really explain...

The attached binary is compiled for OSX 10.8 using... ahem

The Glorious Glasgow Haskell Compilation System, version 7.6.3