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# SE 3250 Progress Checkpoints
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## Checkpoint 1
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*07 Nov 2025*
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**intended user**:
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Programmers
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**detailed functional requirements**:
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A stack based language interpreter inspired by RPL, C, Rust, and Uiua
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([sls.purplecello.org](https://sls.purplecello.org))
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**motivation for wanting to work on the project**:
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It is cool, and I have had this idea for a while and learning new languages this
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semester has given me more ideas and motivation for this.
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**motivation for language selection**:
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C is a lower level language that can run on embedded systems and is well suited
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for writing language interpreters like Python and Lua.
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**non-functional requirements / constraints**:
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Efficient enough for use on a modern micro controller
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(ie. Raspberry Pi Pico, ESP32)
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## Checkpoint 2
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*20 Nov 2025*
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- Arrays and array functions
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- Type tuples, function defs
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- Structs, unions, etc.
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## Checkpoint 1
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*07 Nov 2025*
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**intended user**:
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Programmers
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**detailed functional requirements**:
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A stack based language interpreter inspired by RPL, C, Rust, and Uiua
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([sls.purplecello.org](https://sls.purplecello.org))
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**motivation for wanting to work on the project**:
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It is cool, and I have had this idea for a while and learning new languages this
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semester has given me more ideas and motivation for this.
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**motivation for language selection**:
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C is a lower level language that can run on embedded systems and is well suited
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for writing language interpreters like Python and Lua.
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**non-functional requirements / constraints**:
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Efficient enough for use on a modern micro controller
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(ie. Raspberry Pi Pico, ESP32)
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