A (partial) Lisp interpreter. Made following Peter Norvig's tutorial on implementing a Lisp in Python, but with Clojure instead of Python.
I made it to practice Clojure and interpreter implementation. It's not really of any use beyond that.
Run with Leiningen:
lein run
Functions can be defined as so:
>>>(define inc (lambda (x) (add x 1)))
nil
>>>(inc 1)
2
Recursive functions work too:
>>>(define fac (lambda (x) (if (eq x 1) 1 (mul x (fac (sub x 1))))))
nil
>>>(fac 4)
24
Lots. Doesn't implement car, cdr or cons. Very brittle and will crash if, for example, you try to use a function or variable that isn't defined.