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Take first steps by writing a lasp interpreter in lasp (parts of this, like parsing, should hopefully be able to be lifted directly into the compiler)
Make the language more well defined by writing a lasp-spec black box test suite. This should be very conservative and obviously not have the Ruby interoperability features at all. Could still be written in RSpec but not use lasp as a library directly in any way, this should be directly useable by the compiled version.
Write laspc, hopefully targeting LLVM.
How can the stdlib be written? Is directly in LLVMIR an option..?
lasp-rubysubdirectorylasp-specblack box test suite. This should be very conservative and obviously not have the Ruby interoperability features at all. Could still be written in RSpec but not use lasp as a library directly in any way, this should be directly useable by the compiled version.laspc, hopefully targeting LLVM.