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#The Sila programming language

śīla (Pali: sīla; T. tshul khrims ཚུལ་ཁྲིམས་), literally, ‘acting appropriately’. Sila is translated as "skillful conduct," "discipline," "ethical conduct," "moral conduct," "virtue," etc.

Sila is said to be a way of being that is conducive to positive and happy states of mind.

With the Buddhist teachings, sila is identified as:

  • one of the three trainings
  • one of the six paramitas in the Sanskrit tradition
  • one of the ten paramis in the Pali tradition

From https://encyclopediaofbuddhism.org/wiki/Śīla

Sila is a programming language that, like all new languages, has somewhat optimistic aspirations.

Language is implemented by a single person, mainly for educational and research purposes. Very much work in progress. Fully developed in the open.

I'm writing about the development of this language to my blog when something interesting gets implemented. If you're interested about it, follow me here.

#Why Common Lisp?

I like using Common Lisp.

#Bugs

Yes.

#Author

Copyright (c) 2023 Topi Kettunen topi@topikettunen.com

#License

Licensed under the MIT License.