mal/impls/elisp/run

#!/bin/sh
dir=$(dirname $0)
exec emacs -Q --batch -L $dir --eval "(setq text-quoting-style 'straight)" --load $dir/${STEP:-stepA_mal}.elc "${@}"
elisp: fix new tests, byte-compile, various improvements The original motivation is to fix the new (= nil ()) and core_apply_accepts_macros tests. Improve speed and warnings with byte compilation. mal/core.el: Wrap core functions during the loop in main, instead of writing the conversion in each line of core-ns. Use apply built-in concatenation of last argument. Move handling of metadata to types.el. mal/env.el: Represent environments as cons cells instead of vectors. mal/func.el: Merged into types.el, it is not a special case anymore. mal/printer.el: Add macro case. Define a pr-join helper for sequences and core.el. mal/reader.el: Rename the tokens local variable in reader.el (compiler warning). mal/types.el: Use type-specific accessors returning nil for the wrong type (structural pattern matching would be better, but is too slow). Represent native types directly when possible, and inline some trivial accessors. Use dedicated records instead of vectors. Implement metadata only when required. Represent keywords as strings (easyer, no counterpart). run: Run byte-compiled version. steps: Backport good ideas from stepA to step1, reducing the diff between steps for future maintenance. Implement 'do with a simple iteration (without map and butlast). Make the repl-env local to main (compiler warning). Make the code more idiomatic * prefer loop over recursion (search in environments) * declare variable and reassign them when convenient (exit of the TCO loop) * car cdr cadr and so on instead of nth * remove various vector <-> list conversions. 2024-08-26 14:28:46 +03:00			`#!/bin/sh`
			`dir=$(dirname $0)`
			`exec emacs -Q --batch -L $dir --eval "(setq text-quoting-style 'straight)" --load $dir/${STEP:-stepA_mal}.elc "${@}"`