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function self-calls are broken).
Also fixed several small bugs, including the one that caused ".apply" to never make progress (always returned a function with count 0).
Also fixed an issue with scopes that caused class-names to be generated improperly.
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- For some reason, when I fail at compilation due to mistaken use of tags/variants, I don't get the right error reported.
[Fixes]
- Solved a problem where stack values weren't being properly cleaned-up when pattern-matching on variants and branch bodies.
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- Simplified the code for handling definitions and macros.
- Slightly changed the names of the fields of tuple classes.
- Added a (currently empty) optimization phase.
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Codebase still needs to be simplified further, though.
Also, an explicit optimization phase, between analysis and compilation, must be established.
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- The monadic implementation of macros is almost done.
- Missing error-handling.
[Fixes]
- The output folder is now generated on each compiler run to avoid exceptions thrown by the class-loader.
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- Fixed the errors in the compiler due to its restructuring as monadic code.
- Fixed a bug in the analyser where 'case' forms has "Nothing" as their type.
[Refactor]
- Now there only one way to raise/fold lambda-bodies.
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- The analyser trying to match function calls first was messing around with variant construction.
[Working on]
- Monadic macros.
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- Huge refactoring of the lux/compiler ns.
- No more difference between compiling global lambda definitions vs regular lambdas.
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- Almost finished rebuilding lambda syntax so it always has local names and only takes 1 argument.
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[Enhancements]
- Restructured the lexer a bit.
- Restructured the parser a lot.
- Changed the syntax a bit.
- Module-names are now separated from def-names by a colon (e.g. module/submodule:var)
- i+ -> iadd, i- -> isub, i* -> imul, i/ -> idiv
- Added a (incomplete) way to annotate defs. Currently, only serves to mark defs as macros.
- Removed "import" and "use". "require" is meant to be the way to load modules.
- Did some major refactoring, cleaning and upgrading in the analyser. Though there is still some work pending.
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- Removed the issue that was causing the compiler to never display the true source of errors.
[Enhancements]
- Separated the prelude (lux.lux) and utils (util.lux) from the code at test2.lux
- The compiler now handles module-separation a bit better
[Cleanup]
- Removed the unnecessary another.lux
[Temporary]
- The base classes/interfaces are now assumed to be in the "lux" module, but they must be moved to "lux/host"
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