Rebel language

• Rebel is a pragmatic general-purpose scripting language written in ANSI C.
• Rebel comes with a core of over 370 built-in functions in single binary.
• Rebel has lisp-like syntax and some lisp-like features.
• Rebel hopes you understand the expression lisp-like.
• Rebel is not meant to be compared with or compete against other languages in terms of performance or features
• Rebel is simply Rebel.

Rebel runs on:

• BSD
• Linux
  
• macOS
  

Rebel size OpenBSD 7.8

$: ls -l rebel
-rwxr-xr-x  1 ufko  ufko  344560 Nov 19 23:32 rebel*

List of built-in functions

Installation steps:

$: git clone https://github.com/ufko-org/rebel.git
$: cd rebel/src
$: make -f Makefile.openbsd
or
$: make -f Makefile.linux
$: ./rebel

Rebel REPL in OpenBSD 7.8:

Rebel can change his running shoes mid-sprint.

gringo ~ $: rebel
Rebel v.1.0 64-bit on BSD IPv4/6 UTF-8 libffi, options: rebel -h

> (define (sum x) (+ x x))
(lambda (x) (+ x x))
> (sum 2)
4
> (list? sum)
true
> (setf (nth 1 sum) '(- x x))
(- x x)
> (sum 2) ; surprise :D
0
>

Rebel remembers things

> (define (gen:gen) (inc 0))
(lambda () (inc 0))
> (gen)
1
> (gen)
2
> (gen)
3
>

Rebel loves all C libraries

> (import "/usr/lib/libc.so.102.0" "printf")
printf@F3D306ED040
> (printf "Hello rebels :)\n")
Hello rebels :)
16
>

Links:

• Homepage: https://rebel-lang.org
• Github repo: https://github.com/ufko-org/rebel
• Github organization: https://github.com/rebellang
• DeepWiki analysis: https://deepwiki.com/ufko-org/rebel/1.1-language-heritage-and-philosophy