can't find bug: (map println state) makes the type system create an instance of "map" that expects a void->void function

TODO.md

@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
 # Compiler Big Features
   - A deref function that can remove the ref from primitive types?
-  - (map println state) makes the type system create an instance of "map" that expects a void->void function 
   - Don't compile a function if there's already an adequate build artifact
   - Compile globals so that they can be mutated (and all references refer to the same storage)
   - Collect all unification errors and present them in the end

examples/mini.carp

@@ -1,14 +1,7 @@
 
-(defn f [x]
-  (+ 2.0 x))
+(defn f []
+  (domap println &[(copy "hej") (copy "san") (copy "svej") (copy "san")]))
 
-(f 5.0)
+(f)
 
 (bake f)
-
-(defn g []
-  (f 3.2))
-
-(bake g)
-
-

src/eval.c

@@ -1031,7 +1031,7 @@ void eval_list(Obj *env, Obj *o) {
     Obj *val = stack_pop();
     global_env_extend(key, val);
     //printf("def %s to %s\n", obj_to_string(key)->s, obj_to_string(val)->s);
-    obj_set_meta(val, obj_new_keyword("name"), obj_to_string(key));
+    //obj_set_meta(val, obj_new_keyword("name"), obj_to_string(key));
     stack_push(val);
   }
   else if(HEAD_EQ("def?")) {