serene-golang-implementation/bootstrap/examples/hello-world.srn

(ns examples.hello-world)


(def hello-world
     (fn (name)
         (println "hello " name)))

(def main
     (fn (&args)
         (hello-world)))
Add support for loading namespaces via 'require' (symbol only) At this stage we only supports requiring a namespace via it's name and only one namespace like `(require 'blah.blah)`. But the support for name aliases and requiring more namespaces at once would be easy enough. 2020-12-12 20:33:53 +00:00			`(ns examples.hello-world)`

[Bootstra] Rethink the eval loop to rewrite evaluation tree Implement a new algorithm to eliminate TCO while preventing premature execution exit by rewriting the evaluation tree and replacing old nodes with new set of forms, for example the result of some old form's evaluation, a body of a function or anything in that nature. Couple the new forms with a possible new execution scope. 2020-12-25 00:58:28 +00:00
Add support for printable strings and 'pr', 'prn' functionalities. Add 'pr' and 'prn' functions to print out the representation of an string and 'print' and 'println' to print out the string. 2020-12-24 16:28:12 +00:00			`(def hello-world`
[Bootstra] Rethink the eval loop to rewrite evaluation tree Implement a new algorithm to eliminate TCO while preventing premature execution exit by rewriting the evaluation tree and replacing old nodes with new set of forms, for example the result of some old form's evaluation, a body of a function or anything in that nature. Couple the new forms with a possible new execution scope. 2020-12-25 00:58:28 +00:00			`(fn (name)`
			`(println "hello " name)))`
Add support for printable strings and 'pr', 'prn' functionalities. Add 'pr' and 'prn' functions to print out the representation of an string and 'print' and 'println' to print out the string. 2020-12-24 16:28:12 +00:00
			`(def main`
			`(fn (&args)`
[Bootstra] Rethink the eval loop to rewrite evaluation tree Implement a new algorithm to eliminate TCO while preventing premature execution exit by rewriting the evaluation tree and replacing old nodes with new set of forms, for example the result of some old form's evaluation, a body of a function or anything in that nature. Couple the new forms with a possible new execution scope. 2020-12-25 00:58:28 +00:00			`(hello-world)))`