Lone is a standalone Linux Lisp interpreter that runs on top of the Linux kernel, providing full support for Linux system calls. What’s unique about Lone is that it has no dependencies, not even the C standard library. Currently in its early stages of development, Lone can be built using simple GNU Make commands. It also has an automated test suite that can be run to exercise its language features. Tests are created by adding directories and files within the test/ directory, allowing for flexible and comprehensive testing of Lone’s functionality. The project structure of Lone includes architecture-specific code, support programs, the test suite, and the Lone executable itself. Complete information about the project, including licensing and GitHub-specific data, can be found in the README file.
https://github.com/lone-lang/lone