Trying to implement Lox as Racket language module
Given my previous attempt of having a basic scaffolding for creating a new racket language, I thought it was worth a shot at implementing Lox from the Crafting interpreters book as a Racket language module.
Racket has a huge ecosystem and extensive documentation, based on my own research and preferences I decided to use a lex/yacc source generator available in Racket itself and documented here https://docs.racket-lang.org/lex-yacc-example/index.html. There are plenty of resources on how to build languages with Racket, both free and paid.
I used only free resources and my feeling is that the amount of information required to approach this project is A LOT, I needed to get familiar with lisp syntax, libraries for parsing, macros, Racket language modules, a different set of tools for coding/debugging.
Another feeling I have is that the documentation, even if it's extensive, it's not providing all the information required to build new languages for Racket or at very least this information is hard to find. I didn't find it, despite trying multiple times.