Lisp implementation in sed

Ahahah. Awesome. There is even an &#x27;awk&#x27; version: <a href="https://github.com/darius/awklisp" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;darius&#x2F;awklisp</a>

Would someone mind giving a quick explanation of how this works? I have only used sed to replace text in files and directories. How do people write interpreters and game loops with this unix utility?

Wouldn&#x27;t the opposite - stream editor (programmable) in Lisp - be more useful?

Well, OK: I&#x27;m curious, can I use the sed to Perl utility, to then make a Lisp implementation in Perl?

This is amazing. Just reading the code makes my head hurt, but you implemented a language with it.

So I guess if all languages are eventually converging on Lisp, are all Lisps eventually converging on sed? Is sed the bottom turtle or are there more?

Now you have three problems.