Compiling Lisp to Bytecode and Running It
Read OriginalThe article details the process of compiling a simple Lisp dialect into bytecode and running it on a custom stack-based virtual machine (VM). It explains bytecode instructions like push_const and add, demonstrates control flow with jump instructions for if-expressions, and provides code examples in Rust for the VM's core execution loop.
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