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(Here is the PyLucid 1.2 zip file)
This is the new page for PyFL resources (PyFL = Python based Functional Language). As they said in the 90's, this page is under construction.
There's lots about PyFL in my blog, at billwadge.com. And here's the PyFL 1.01 zip file
Btw, PyFL is "Python based" in the sense that it is implemented
in Python, not that it extends it. But it borrows several ideas
from Python, such as infix operators,
dynamic typing, conventional function application notation,
multiple returns and format strings. Also
it is possible by adjusting the interpreter to give PyFL access
to individual packages, such as matplotlib.
My good friend Michael Levy and I are collaborating
on what we call the "MABWA project".
The idea is to speed up PyFL using a standard technique: compiling PyFL
into the code for an abstract machine.