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Add a type system

Python is dynamically typed. Which is great, but can lead to some rather frustrating bugs. Functional languages like Haskell make their type system an aid to a developer (instead of a hinderance like some ...
  • adamhaney
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    on Jul 12, 2013
  • #20

adamhaney/lispy
Attempt to detect impure functions

Pure functions are functions that always have the same result for a given input. This implicitly means that all functions that don t make system calls are pure (as system calls allow IO, time references, ...
  • adamhaney
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    on Jul 12, 2013
  • #19

adamhaney/lispy
Experiment with Lazy Evaluation

Since lispy is aimed at mainly providing a functional environment it would be very interesting to me if return types could be lazy. Currently I can think of a very simple way that this would work: Class ...
  • adamhaney
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    on Jul 12, 2013
  • #18

adamhaney/lispy
Test and fix codebase for jython

Currently we re not testing against jython, but being able to run in jython would be really cool because the jython interpreter can run much faster in some situations and would give lispy access to Java ...
  • adamhaney
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    on Jul 2, 2013
  • #17

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Implement the features of lispy2

I didn t realize that Norvig had included a new version of lispy (lispy2) that includes many of the features I was interested in implementing. http://norvig.com/lispy2.html Integrating this portion of ...
  • adamhaney
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    on Jun 28, 2013
  • #15

adamhaney/lispy
Implement a built in function profiler

For memoization/debuging etc it would be interesting to know the ammount of time spent in given functions (cpu time/wall clock time/time spent in IO wait) etc. This could be used for all sorts of goodies. ...
  • adamhaney
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    on Jun 28, 2013
  • #14

adamhaney/lispy
Implement memoization as a a language level feature

It would be cool if function results were stored in a cache so that recursive computations could be implemented without recomputing values. Ideally IMHO this a cache object should be configurable as an ...
  • adamhaney
  • Opened 
    on Jun 28, 2013
  • #13

adamhaney/lispy
Decouple scoping rules from other parts of dialect definitions

Currently (as of 6/28/13) the scoping class is being imported by the norvig dialect directly (which makes sense for now, norvig scheme uses norvig scope) but in the future it would be nice if this scoping ...
  • adamhaney
  • Opened 
    on Jun 28, 2013
  • #12

adamhaney/lispy
Add support for reader macros

Not too sure how to do this, but everyone in the LISP community always pitches reader macros as the best reason to use LISP, so we should probably implement them in Lispy.
  • adamhaney
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    on Jun 28, 2013
  • #10

adamhaney/lispy
Add better developer UI to the REPL

Currently you can t backspace in the repl or press the up arrow to find previous code. It would be much nicer if the REPL functioned more like the python REPL.
  • adamhaney
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  • Opened 
    on Jun 28, 2013
  • #9
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