- <2017-01-04 Wed>
- <2016-12-29 Thu>
- <2016-12-30 Fri>
- <2016-12-30 Fri>
- <2016-12-29 Thu>
- <2016-12-29 Thu> arities(if it is a function-param)…
- <2016-12-27 Tue> Every node should be able to have a comment.
- <2017-01-11 Wed>
- <2016-12-28 Wed>
- Separate contents by sections.
- <2017-01-04 Wed>
- SEE:
funcall_test.py
- SEE:
funcall_compose_test.py
- SEE:
- <2017-01-11 Wed> [5/5]
- [X]
closure1-inc
- [X]
closure2-counter
- [X]
make-adder
- Cancel. not a matter anymore
- [X]
incx
- [X]
compose1
,inc1
,square
, andtest-compose1
- [X]
- <2017-01-04 Wed>
- <2017-01-04 Wed>
- <2016-12-27 Tue>
- https://github.com/antidot/Pyckson
- (I guess) Jackson-clone.
- Seems nice fit to PoC’s objective. (because, it will rewritten in Java later).
- https://github.com/antidot/Pyckson
- <2017-01-02 Mon>
- Just using
json.JSONEncoder/JSONDecoder
in standard library.- because Pyckson isn’t succinct for this.
- Just using
- <2016-12-28 Wed> almost everything!
- now it’s done for most literals. (except fun-val, because of its expr-node…)
- had to be done for json ser-deser.
- <2017-01-02 Mon>
- Simplify
typing
signatures.
- Simplify
- <2016-12-30 Fri> with that, it would be more descriptive.
- <2016-12-30 Fri> Hence, change the type.
- not with
FunctionParamVal
, these have own evaluator. (it is a expr.)
- not with
- <2016-12-30 Fri>
- <2016-12-28 Wed>
- <2016-12-30 Fri>
- <2016-12-30 Fri>
- <2016-12-30 Fri>
- <2016-12-29 Thu>
- <2016-12-28 Wed>
- support upvar, global, const?
- depend each binding, DAC-graph.
- ..is it should be in primitives? or just implement with mapped-func?
- <2016-12-27 Tue>
- should
Binding
support this? - ..or just implement this with its evaluator?
- should
- <2016-12-28 Wed>
- <2016-12-29 Thu>
- ..do it in JVM instead of this.
- because there’s no actual bytecode emitter in python3. (only `dis` available.)
- <2016-12-28 Wed>
- <2016-12-28 Wed>
- <2016-12-29 Thu> no-need. interpreted within py-stack.
- <2016-12-27 Tue>
- or just use term interpreter.
- because using same term evaluator for a node and nodes is confusing.
- or just use term interpreter.
- <2016-12-28 Wed>
- in binding?
- as an object-tree?
- <2016-12-28 Wed> for debugging.
- <2016-12-28 Wed> Just like in Python.
- <2016-12-28 Wed>
- <2016-12-28 Wed> just use doctests as docstrings.