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# How to use
You can just run the executable and you'll be in REPL mode (ctrl-c to exit should work),
You can just run the executable and you'll be in REPL mode (ctrl-c to exit should work, or `(quit)`),
or specify an input file like `-f <file>`, the effect is the same as if you
had put it there yourself.
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# Some notes on the implementation
The implementation is rather straightforward, based mostly on the compiler from "THE ARCHITECTURE OF SYMBOLIC
COMPUTERS", with little modification and some additions. Notably, the let/letrec is more lisp-like, using racket-like
The implementation is rather straightforward, based mostly on the compiler from "The Architecture of Symbolic
Computers", with little modification and some additions. Notably, the let/letrec is more lisp-like, using racket-like
name-value pairs instead of them being in separate lists like in the book. Also, there's support for top-level functions
using `define`, and a simple concurrent garbage collector.
using `define`, quoting using `(quote value)`, and a simple concurrent garbage collector.
There are three basic value types which is a string atom, number atom, and a cons cell.