An optimizing bytecode interpreter. Under development.

Ripple is a relational, stack-based dataflow language for the Semantic Web. The Ripple project started out as a proof of concept for the annual [http://www.semanticscripting.org/SFSW2007/ "Scripting for the Semantic Web"] challenge at the 2007 European Semantic Web Conference, and has gone on to be...

A tiny concatenative language implemented for experimentation. The source is under Public Domain (un-copyrighted.) The full featured language has two implementations now, One is implemented over JVM and the other is native. (drop me a note [rnair6-iit edu] if you are interested) To run ...

f-forth is a concatenative programming language inspired by Forth (as in "Forth-like in spirit rather than implementation"). It is a Forth intended to run on multiple virtual machines, like the JVM, CLR and others. f-forth purports to be a "factored" or "faceted" Forth which provides for a level ...

Catenate is a stack-based programming language belonging to the concatenative language family. As such, it is similar to Joy, and to a lesser extent, Forth.

This is a simple implementation of the [http://code.google.com/p/cat-language/ Cat programming language] in Scheme. The goal is to support the entire set of primitives and all of the semantics of Cat in a simple and easy to understand code base. The hope is that this will encourage others to play ...

The [Cat] programming language is a functional stack-based programming language, with an optional static type-system. Think Forth meets Haskell. Cat is heavily inspired by the [Joy] programming language. The main project is the C# source code for an interpreter of the Cat language maintained by t...