sph-mn/sph-sc
compiles scheme-like s-expressions to c
This project offers an alternative way to write C code using s-expressions, similar to Scheme or Lisp. You input C code expressed in this simplified, s-expression format, and it outputs standard C code. It's designed for C developers who prefer a more consistent and macro-friendly syntax.
Use this if you are a C programmer looking for a more streamlined, Lisp-like syntax for writing C, especially if you want powerful macro capabilities and a consistent declaration style.
Not ideal if you prefer writing standard C code directly, or if you're not familiar with s-expression-based languages like Scheme or Lisp.
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Mar 27, 2026
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