Stack oriented (or based) languages, more recently referred to as concatenative languages, use a global stack for implicit argument passing. In terms of functional programming, they focus on function composition over lambda calculus. The first stack-based language was Forth.
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Concatenative PostScript library
As a part of picking up concatenative programming, I decided to implement the common concatenative operations in PostScript. Here is my attempt at implementing some of the words in other concatenative ...
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My language, gecho
I wrote a language in C, dubbed gecho. The code can be found at http://github.com/tekknolagi/gecho/tree/testing
I'm writing this for a purely educational reason ...
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Factor script to change case of all filenames in a directory
In the absence of a full-fledged tutorial, I am teaching myself to program in the Factor language by writing a bunch of functions that I will eventually use in command-line scripts.
One common ...
