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Fix three semantic regressions from code review + cleanup
P1: compileDefun now threads the outer compiler so nested defuns can close over lexical variables from the enclosing scope. P1: OP_JUMP_FALSE panics on non-boolean values instead of treating anything non-False as truthy, matching KL strict boolean semantics. P2: In call position, a symbol with a global function binding now takes precedence over a same-named local variable, matching the interpreter's evalFunction lookup order. Cleanup: remove unused isBytecodeFunc, drop unused upvals param from vmPartialApply, replace numCmp(x,y,-1) with a dedicated numCmpLT, fix OP_EQ comment ("numeric only" → "structural equality"). Tests: add 6 new TestBytecodeVM cases covering each regression and multi-level closure chains, over-application, and float comparisons through compiled defuns. https://claude.ai/code/session_01RFe4YsuWLhZMdG5XDUewiq
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kl/compiler.go

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@@ -242,26 +242,29 @@ func (c *klCompiler) compileForm(form Obj, tail bool) {
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func (c *klCompiler) compileDefun(name, params, body Obj) {
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paramSlice := ListToSlice(params)
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nameStr := mustSymbol(name).str
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inner := newCompiler(nameStr, len(paramSlice), paramSlice, nil) // top-level: no outer
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// Thread c as outer so the body can close over the enclosing lexical scope,
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// matching the interpreter which does makeProcedure(..., env).
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inner := newCompiler(nameStr, len(paramSlice), paramSlice, c)
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inner.compileExpr(body, true)
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bfObj := makeBytecodeObj(inner.fn, nil)
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// Emit: bind and push the name symbol
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// (defun f ...) at runtime: compile to bytecode and bind, then push name.
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// We emit this as a constant + global store via LOAD_CONST + native call,
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// but actually we can just emit a LOAD_CONST of the compiled func and
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// a call to the defun primitive. For simplicity, use the approach of
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// OP_LOAD_CONST bfObj, OP_LOAD_CONST nameSym, then swap + call defun.
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// Even simpler: use a special compilation-time action.
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//
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// Actually the cleanest approach: emit code that at runtime calls
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// BindSymbolFunc(name, bfObj). We do this by pushing two consts and
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// calling the built-in "defun" primitive.
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symConst := c.addConst(name)
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fnConst := c.addConst(bfObj)
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defunSym := c.addConst(MakeSymbol("defun"))
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nameConst := c.addConst(name)
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_GLOBAL, defunSym, 0)
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_CONST, symConst, 0)
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_CONST, fnConst, 0)
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_CONST, nameConst, 0)
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// If the body referenced outer variables, emit their values as upvalues
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// and create a closure; otherwise emit the bytecode func as a plain constant.
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for _, uv := range inner.upvals {
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switch uv.outerRef.kind {
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case varLocal:
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_LOCAL, int32(uv.outerRef.index), 0)
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case varUpval:
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_UPVAL, int32(uv.outerRef.index), 0)
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}
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}
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innerObj := makeBytecodeObj(inner.fn, nil)
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innerConst := c.addConst(innerObj)
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c.emit(OP_MAKE_CLOSURE, innerConst, int32(len(inner.upvals)))
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c.emit(OP_CALL, 2, 0)
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}
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@@ -443,14 +446,22 @@ func (c *klCompiler) compileCall(fn Obj, args Obj, tail bool) {
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// ---- General call ----
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if IsSymbol(fn) {
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kind, idx := c.resolveVar(fn)
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switch kind {
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case varLocal:
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_LOCAL, int32(idx), 0)
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case varUpval:
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_UPVAL, int32(idx), 0)
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case varGlobal:
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// Match interpreter precedence (evalFunction): if the symbol has a
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// global function binding, that takes priority over a same-named local.
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// This handles cases like a parameter named 'cons' shadowing the global.
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sym := mustSymbol(fn)
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if sym.function != nil {
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_GLOBAL, c.addConst(fn), 0)
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} else {
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kind, idx := c.resolveVar(fn)
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switch kind {
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case varLocal:
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_LOCAL, int32(idx), 0)
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case varUpval:
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_UPVAL, int32(idx), 0)
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case varGlobal:
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c.emit(OP_LOAD_GLOBAL, c.addConst(fn), 0)
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}
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}
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} else {
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c.compileExpr(fn, false)

kl/eval_test.go

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@@ -256,6 +256,64 @@ func TestBytecodeVM(t *testing.T) {
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((add 3) 4))`,
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"7",
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},
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// P1 regression: defun inside defun must capture outer lexical scope.
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{
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"nested defun captures outer local",
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`(do (defun outer (X)
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(do (defun inner (Y) (+ X Y))
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(inner 10)))
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(outer 5))`,
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"15",
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},
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// P1 regression: (if non-bool ...) must signal an error, not silently
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// treat any non-False value as truthy. Wrap in a compiled defun so the
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// OP_JUMP_FALSE path is exercised (not just the tree-walker's evalIf).
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{
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"if on non-boolean panics",
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`(do (defun bad-if () (if 42 1 2))
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(trap-error (bad-if) (lambda E (error-to-string E))))`,
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`"if requires a boolean"`,
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},
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// P2 regression: a symbol that has a global function binding must be
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// looked up as OP_LOAD_GLOBAL even when a same-named local is in scope.
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{
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"global fn takes precedence over local in call position",
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`(do (defun id (X) X)
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(do (defun call-id (id) (id id))
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(call-id 42)))`,
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"42",
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},
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// Multi-level closure: closure inside closure must chain upvalue capture.
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{
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"multi-level closure upval chain",
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`(do (defun make-adder2 (X)
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(lambda Y (lambda Z (+ X (+ Y Z)))))
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(((make-adder2 1) 2) 3))`,
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"6",
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},
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// Over-application of a compiled (bytecode) function.
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{
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"over-application of bytecode fn",
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`(do (defun add (X Y) (+ X Y))
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(add 3 4))`,
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"7",
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},
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// VM-path float comparisons through compiled defuns.
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{
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"compiled float comparisons",
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`(do (defun lt (X Y) (< X Y))
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(do (defun le (X Y) (<= X Y))
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(do (defun gt (X Y) (> X Y))
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(do (defun ge (X Y) (>= X Y))
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(if (lt 1.5 2.0)
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(if (le 2.0 2.0)
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(if (gt 3.0 1.5)
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(if (ge 2.0 2.0) true false)
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false)
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false)
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false)))))`,
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"true",
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},
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}
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var ctx ControlFlow
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for _, c := range cases {

kl/vm.go

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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ const (
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OP_LE = uint8(17) // pop y,x: push x<=y
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OP_GT = uint8(18) // pop y,x: push x>y
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OP_GE = uint8(19) // pop y,x: push x>=y
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OP_EQ = uint8(20) // pop y,x: push x=y (numeric equality only)
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OP_EQ = uint8(20) // pop y,x: push x=y (structural equality, delegates to equal())
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OP_NOT = uint8(21) // pop x: push (not x)
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)
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@@ -67,10 +67,6 @@ func makeBytecodeObj(fn *BytecodeFunc, upvals []Obj) Obj {
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return &tmp.scmHead
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}
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func isBytecodeFunc(o Obj) bool {
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return *o == scmHeadBytecodeFunc
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}
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func mustBytecodeFunc(o Obj) *scmBytecodeFunc {
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return (*scmBytecodeFunc)(unsafe.Pointer(o))
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}
@@ -98,18 +94,14 @@ func numMul(x, y Obj) Obj {
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return MakeNumber(mustNumber(x) * mustNumber(y))
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}
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// numCmp: returns True if sign(x - y) == wantSign (-1 for <, 0 for ==).
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func numCmp(x, y Obj, wantSign int) Obj {
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func numCmpLT(x, y Obj) Obj {
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if isFixnum(x) && isFixnum(y) {
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diff := fixnum(x) - fixnum(y)
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if (wantSign < 0 && diff < 0) {
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if fixnum(x) < fixnum(y) {
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return True
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}
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return False
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}
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xf := mustNumber(x)
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yf := mustNumber(y)
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if (wantSign < 0 && xf < yf) {
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if mustNumber(x) < mustNumber(y) {
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return True
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}
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return False
@@ -138,7 +130,7 @@ func vmApply(ctl *ControlFlow, bfObj Obj, args []Obj) {
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switch {
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case provided < fn.Arity:
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// Partial application: build a closure that waits for the remaining args.
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ctl.Return(vmPartialApply(fn.Arity, args, bfObj, bf.upvals))
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ctl.Return(vmPartialApply(fn.Arity, args, bfObj))
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case provided == fn.Arity:
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vmExec(ctl, bf, args)
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case provided > fn.Arity:
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// vmPartialApply creates a closure that captures the supplied args and waits
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// for the remaining (required - len(provided)) arguments.
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func vmPartialApply(required int, providedArgs []Obj, proc Obj, upvals []Obj) Obj {
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func vmPartialApply(required int, providedArgs []Obj, proc Obj) Obj {
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symbols := makeTempSymbols(required)
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env1 := envExtend(Nil, symbols[:len(providedArgs)], providedArgs)
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@@ -239,6 +231,8 @@ func vmExec(ctl *ControlFlow, bf *scmBytecodeFunc, args []Obj) {
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stack = stack[:len(stack)-1]
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if v == False {
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pc += int(instr.A)
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} else if v != True {
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panic(MakeError("if requires a boolean"))
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case OP_MAKE_CLOSURE:
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y := stack[len(stack)-1]
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x := stack[len(stack)-2]
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stack = append(stack, numCmp(x, y, -1))
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stack = append(stack, numCmpLT(x, y))
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case OP_LE:
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y := stack[len(stack)-1]
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y := stack[len(stack)-1]
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x := stack[len(stack)-2]
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stack = stack[:len(stack)-2]
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stack = append(stack, numCmp(y, x, -1)) // x > y ↔ y < x
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stack = append(stack, numCmpLT(y, x)) // x > y ↔ y < x
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case OP_GE:
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y := stack[len(stack)-1]

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