epsilon is a scanner generator
☆29Jun 12, 2022Updated 3 years ago
Alternatives and similar repositories for epsilon
Users that are interested in epsilon are comparing it to the libraries listed below
Sorting:
- An implementation of "Regular Expression Matching: the Virtual Machine Approach"☆26Aug 20, 2024Updated last year
- PySOM - The Simple Object Machine Smalltalk implemented in Python☆19Aug 19, 2025Updated 6 months ago
- Tool for displaying Japanese text in uxn ROMs☆13Jan 28, 2023Updated 3 years ago
- A self sufficient programming language: have your cake and eat it at compile time☆13Updated this week
- A minimal event loop implementation☆12Nov 27, 2023Updated 2 years ago
- A header-only C++ library for writing compiler/interpreter frontends.☆16Jan 19, 2026Updated last month
- SOM++ - C++ implementation of the Simple Object Machine Smalltalk☆13Aug 23, 2025Updated 6 months ago
- An implementation of Tarjan's Strongly Connected Components algorithm☆14Aug 25, 2019Updated 6 years ago
- A dynamic interpreted programming language.☆14Nov 23, 2022Updated 3 years ago
- A CHIP-8 emulator in C.☆18Aug 22, 2022Updated 3 years ago
- Bootstrapping a simple C/C++ based compiler.☆16Aug 31, 2023Updated 2 years ago
- A Scheme-like Lisp interpreter that can also run as an operating system☆20Aug 17, 2013Updated 12 years ago
- Finding unused functions in Python projects☆20Sep 3, 2024Updated last year
- A Python-based C compiler for x86-64, featuring full parsing, semantic analysis, IR generation, and assembly code emission.☆27Sep 10, 2025Updated 5 months ago
- The goal is to compile a reasonably complete list of all implementations of the Smalltalk system☆27Feb 9, 2026Updated 2 weeks ago
- Io-to-JavaScript compiler☆25May 26, 2017Updated 8 years ago
- One-pass Code Generation in V8 (Archive)☆20Aug 26, 2022Updated 3 years ago
- Analysis and background research on discovery and pairing for the MediaScape project☆25Oct 6, 2017Updated 8 years ago
- A Uxn emulator written in python☆25Apr 18, 2022Updated 3 years ago
- Tiny vi text editor clone with enough features to be truly useful☆29Jan 1, 2026Updated 2 months ago
- Minimal FORTH interpreter for 64-bit Linux systems. Based on jonesforth.☆28Mar 26, 2019Updated 6 years ago
- A minimal in-place WebAssembly interpreter, written in Rust, almost without use of external dependencies☆35Updated this week
- A small C compiler☆33Jun 24, 2025Updated 8 months ago
- A build-once run-anywhere SDL2 program.☆27Nov 30, 2023Updated 2 years ago
- Tomorrow's language☆63Feb 22, 2026Updated last week
- Portable S-expressions (POSE) spec and libs☆32Mar 31, 2023Updated 2 years ago
- A multi-process browser alternative to Google Chrome.☆64May 14, 2016Updated 9 years ago
- Lisp compiler for x86-64☆36Jan 30, 2026Updated last month
- bitsy emulator☆34Nov 27, 2024Updated last year
- A software 3D renderer I wrote during a games jam at work. The game is inspired by Monolith's Blood (1997).☆31Dec 4, 2019Updated 6 years ago
- The execution environment and command line interface for AliceScript.☆11Sep 15, 2025Updated 5 months ago
- A from-scratch neural network and transformers library, with speeds rivaling PyTorch☆10Mar 16, 2025Updated 11 months ago
- RN template featuring developer utilities like typescript, pre-commit hooks, build validation scripts, @testing-library setup and CI/CD☆10Jan 6, 2023Updated 3 years ago
- No Operating System Project, seeking Dan Ingalls' quote: 'Operating Systems should not exist'. This is the generic platform☆29Dec 8, 2018Updated 7 years ago
- Compact garbage-collected heap and JSON-like object model☆81May 12, 2023Updated 2 years ago
- Unicode Extended grapheme clusters in nanoseconds☆36Oct 28, 2024Updated last year
- Smallish programs written to learn something.☆50Jan 12, 2024Updated 2 years ago
- Cheap and fast R7RS Scheme interpreter☆91Dec 15, 2025Updated 2 months ago
- Pure python readline - works on Python 2, Python 3, PyPy 2, PyPy 3☆35Oct 29, 2023Updated 2 years ago