LispBM Contributors

LispBM is made possible by the amazing developers who contribute their time, expertise, and passion. Here we celebrate the community members who help make LispBM better for everyone. Thank you for your contributions! 🙏

Want to get involved and help out?

There are lots of interesting things to code on in and around the LispBM runtime system. I would love to interact with people who are interested in high-level programming languages on microcontrollers (or elsewhere) so please do not be shy to make contact. Together we can make great stuff happen ;)

1. Are you interested in microcontrollers and programming languages?
2. Do you like both imperative and functional programming?
3. Clone the repository and join the fun!
4. Join the Discord server

There are areas where insights and help would matter greatly. Some I can think of are:

1. Running LispBM on system simulators.
2. LispBM efficiency.
3. Code size optimization. Do more with less, while maintaining performance.
4. Documentation and testing.
5. Useful extension libraries.
6. Lisp scriptable home automation.
7. Lisp scriptable MIDI sequencers.
8. Lisp scriptable Audio synthesizers.
9. (WIP) Porting the Linux REPL to Windows.
10. Interface with Rust as a language for writing LBM extensions.
11. Partial-evaluation, supercompilation and byte-code compilation.
12. Real-time garbage collection.
13. Linter/code-preprocessor/checker tailored to LBM idiosyncrasies.
14. Quickcheck-like property based testing of programs written in LBM.
15. Formal verification of properties of the runtime system using Frama-C.
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