Re: Interpreter needed for a simple Language written in C AND Java

Thomas Martínez <1036-19@online.de> writes:
> Possible solutions:
> We do write our interpreter in one language - say C - and convert it to
> Java. Do you know of a converter transforming Java to C or C to Java?
>
> We do write the interpreter in a meta-language which can be translated
> to C and to Java. Do you know of a compiler which is capable of
> generating C AND Java code from a meta-language?


Schemes. There are some extra small ones which are designed to be
embedded.


E.g silk is a Scheme that is implemented in Java and can access all
the Java stuff, there are some compilers out there for Compiling
Scheme to C. And a parser is build into any Scheme too.


Other options is librep a Lisp interpreter (a mixture between Scheme
and Lisp).


visit e.g www.schemers.org


Other options were pointed out
Tcl, Python.


I will add some more
Ruby, CH (a C Interpreter!), cint (C/C++ interpreter) and I bet you'll
find a bunch more..


Regards
Friedrich

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