Add special variables for keyword arguments & values.
Add support for keyword arguments to (simplify-apply).
Implement full string parsing in src/reader.rls.
TODO: Support keywords in (simplify-lambda) and writer.
Fix assertion in gc_object_left_behind() to work in Gen-0 collection.
Add (weak-box?) and (make-weak-box) primitives. (unbox) now works for both.
Add option to just simplify the input (stops before reduce-function).
Default to writing .rla without indentation, comments, or newlines.
Add support for (fix=), (list), (and), (or), (cond), (when), and (unless).
Fix a mapper bug which could assign the same frame var to separate variables.
Update make-struct primitive for new structure type layout.
Change primitives to use #% as prefix instead of just %.
Add primitive operations for comparing byte-strings.
Pairs, boxes, and strings are hashed by values; vectors and structures
are "hashed" by reference. Takes into account the possibility of cycles.
This is a prelude to implementing hash-tables.
* Remap all instance variables in one pass, to avoid an insidious bug [1].
* Fix another bug by merging promote-shared-variables and narrow-binds [2].
* Don't assume different variable means different value in propogate-set!.
* Add support for (apply), (value-list) and (call-with-values) forms.
* Add support for including files (as if directly substituted) in reader.
* Use scheme/match library to simplify form pattern-matching.
* Refactor (map-form) and (search-form) using a more basic (traverse-form),
which just recurses over the form and returns void by default, and a
new utility function (curry-keywords) to provide default keyword arguments.
[1] Was renaming e.g. %f0 to %i0, then %i0 to %i1, which eliminates the
distinction between %f0 and %i0. Solution is to construct a map from old
names to new names, then traverse the form and change every old variable
to its new equivalent in the map exactly once.
[2] Some variables were not being promoted to boxes, as promotions only occur
at the top-level, when constructing each lambda, and narrow-binds could push
the unpromoted variables down into a subordinate lambda form first. Solution
was to promote variables immediately after narrowing bindings, including the
recursive calls which exist after pushing variables into nested scopes.
Module consists of mixed (declare ...) forms and expressions.
Groups of (declare ...) forms become (letrec ...)s surrounding
later expressions and (declare ...) groups.
The (declare (fn-name . arglist) forms...) syntax is supported.
Created one module one per pass, plus utilities functions, primitives, and output.
Changed extension to ".scm" for compatibility with hg syntax highlighting backend.
Jesse D. McDonald