This completes bootstrapping for Prebirth Lisp. The next step will be
Rebirth, which will replace libprebirth.js, removing hand-written JavaScript
entirely.
Just about ready for that sloppy code generation!
* build-aux/bootstrap/birth.scm: Update file header documentation.
Add some whitespace between existing procedures.
Invoke `parse-lisp' as the program in place of `lex', producing an AST as
output to the console.
(cadddr): Add procedure.
(token-{type,lexeme,value,pos}): Add procedures.
(parse-lisp): Add procedure (contains other procedures).
* build-aux/bootstrap/libprebirth.js
($$append): Add function (append).
($$$_$): Correct implementation (-).
($$zero$7$): Add predicate (zero?).
($$fold): Add function (fold).
* build-aux/bootstrap/prebirth.js (parseLisp): Lowercase some errors.
(Compiler): Update class docblock.
(fnmap)[labmda]: Add `lambda' form.
Exciting first step! Though it required a much more complicated Prebirth
Lisp than I was hoping to create. And I never intended to go into a full
Scheme implementation, but that's the route this is headed in. I just can't
stomach creating this full system in a block language.
With that said, the block language will still be able to work with all Lisp
code; you'll see.
* build-aux/bootstrap/birth.scm: Add beginning of Birth, capable of parsing
itself! Baby steps!
Mike Gerwitz