Picolisp Examples Examined
Reading this in 2026. These are my study notes from around 2017, when the 32-bit C (pil32) and 64-bit assembly (pil64) implementations were current. Since 2020 PicoLisp is pil21, written in PicoLisp itself and compiled through LLVM; the language, libraries and examples are largely the same, so the ideas here still apply, but file names and internals differ. See Pil Sources and software-lab.de.
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There are various picolisp example files and snippets across the internet. I believe one good way of learning a new and seeing the various patterns and idiomatic expression used in the community is to read and examine available source code. That is what we will do below. I hope you enjoy it.