Homoiconic C - a universal data format for computation
Home Page: https://theswanfactory.wordpress.com/2016/12/20/homoiconic-c-a-universal-language-for-code-and-data/
License: MIT License
Talks about Atom and Chrome debugger"?
Also, we no longer use Code Ship
Should link to any readable documentation...
Right now they are nil, which might propagate
Right now we skip all bit manipulation specs
test/execute/execute-spec.ts: it.skip('joins blobs', () => {
test/frames/frame-blob-spec.ts: it.skip('appends blobs on a common base', () => {
test/frames/frame-blob-spec.ts: it.skip('append tracks length properly', () => {
These don't seem to work.
$-.test-fail ““[0b101, 0b010] .& AppendZero” ?“[0b1010, 0b0100]” !“[0b1000, 0b1000]””;“{"total":20,"pass":17,"fail":3}”;
$-.test-fail ““[0b101, 0b010] .| AppendZero” ?“0b10100100” !“0b10000010””;“{"total":21,"pass":17,"fail":4}”;
$-.test-fail ““BitSplitter3 0b10101100” ?“[.head 0b101; .tail 0b01100;]” !“<[(head); (tail);], 0b10101100>””;“{"total":26,"pass":18,"fail":8}”;
Work directly with prototype to manage Frames. I have no idea how, but it does feel like we ought to be able to implement the Frame runtime without having to use TypeScript class wrappers. This could make things much easier when we get around to doing a Transpiler.
The most likely "gotcha" will be the fact that JavaScript does not treat Strings and Arrays as Objects, but we might be able to fix that with properties...
Circular declarations are allowed.
Frame inherits from Meta
Meta returns Frames
Pass script spec
Does the CLI even work?
Does it run with ts-node vs node?
Can we install?
Is there a better framework for testing it?
Get npm watch working
npm run bs
$-.test-fail ““`Hello`` World`” ?“`Hello World`” !““Hello World”””;“{"total":7,"pass":6,"fail":1}”;
$-.test-fail ““the-answer” ?“42” !“$!.name-missing “$:HCTest.113.the-answer”;””;“{"total":8,"pass":6,"fail":2}”;
$-.test-fail ““ther-answer” ?“$ther-answer” !“$!.name-missing “$:HCTest.113.ther-answer”;””;“{"total":9,"pass":6,"fail":3}”;
This does not work:
; [.a 1; .b 2;].a
This does:
; .grp [.a 1; .b 2;];
; grp.a
# 1
Why?
Should not need both. Perhaps isNil overrides the callers, so we can get rid of the isVoid checks
And update to match current syntax
https://github.com/ncipollo/release-action
- name: Create Release
uses: ncipollo/[email protected]
Right now it inserts "$$" instead of newlines.
.hc 0.5.3;
; ```
; This is test
; ```
# “$$This is test$$”
$-.test-fail ““enum123.<>” ?“<1,2,3>” !“$!.name-missing “$:FrameNumber.1909.”; .++ [<>];””;“{"total":23,"pass":18,"fail":5}”;
$-.test-fail ““@enum123 4” ?“$@enum123<1,2,3> 4” !“enum123””;“{"total":24,"pass":18,"fail":6}”;
$-.test-fail ““<.x, .z> [.x 1; .y 2; .z 3;] # Selector” ?“[1, 3]” !“<x, z, [(x); (y); (z);]>””;“{"total":25,"pass":18,"fail":7}”;
https://www.npmjs.com/package/hclang?activeTab=versions
0.1.0 published 6 years ago
$-.test-fail “() +“2” -()”;“{"total":33,"pass":11,"fail":22}”;
$-.test-fail “() +“7” -()”;“{"total":13,"pass":7,"fail":6}”;
$-.test-fail “() +“[.head 0b101; .tail 0b01100;]” -()”;“{"total":38,"pass":11,"fail":27}”;
$-.test-fail “() +“{0b1 0b0}” -()”;“{"total":21,"pass":10,"fail":11}”;
$-.test-fail ““# inline comment # 4321” +() -“1234””;“{"total":6,"pass":5,"fail":1}”;
$-.test-fail ““.Bit <0b0, 0b1>;” +() -“(Bit)””;“{"total":19,"pass":10,"fail":9}”;
$-.test-fail ““.BitStream <[@Bit]>; # Variable-length Sequence of a specific type” +() -“(enum123)””;“{"total":30,"pass":11,"fail":19}”;
$-.test-fail ““.Byte <8@Bit>; # Fixed-length sequences” +() -“(Byte)””;“{"total":31,"pass":11,"fail":20}”;
$-.test-fail ““.false ()” +() -“false””;“{"total":24,"pass":11,"fail":13}”;
$-.test-fail ““.the-answer 42;” +() -“(the-answer)””;“{"total":9,"pass":6,"fail":3}”;
$-.test-fail ““.true <>” +() -“true””;“{"total":25,"pass":11,"fail":14}”;
$-.test-fail ““<.x, .z> [.x 1; .y 2; .z 3;] # Selector” +“[1, 3]” -“<x, z, [(x); (y); (z);]>””;“{"total":36,"pass":11,"fail":25}”;
$-.test-fail ““@enum123 4” +“$@enum123<1,2,3> 4” -“enum123””;“{"total":35,"pass":11,"fail":24}”;
$-.test-fail ““AppendZero” +() -“(AppendZero)””;“{"total":20,"pass":10,"fail":10}”;
$-.test-fail ““BitSplitter3 0b10101100” +() -“(BitSplitter3)””;“{"total":37,"pass":11,"fail":26}”;
$-.test-fail ““[.a 1; .b 2;].a” +“1” -“$!.name-missing “$:FrameArray.1164.a”;””;“{"total":23,"pass":11,"fail":12}”;
$-.test-fail ““[0b101, 0b010] .& AppendZero” +“[0b1010, 0b0100]” -“[0b1000, 0b1000]””;“{"total":28,"pass":11,"fail":17}”;
$-.test-fail ““[0b101, 0b010] .| AppendZero” +“0b10100100” -“0b10000010””;“{"total":29,"pass":11,"fail":18}”;
$-.test-fail ““`Expression1`,`Expression2`” +“`Expression1`,`Expression2`” -“(`Expression1`, `Expression2`)””;“{"total":15,"pass":8,"fail":7}”;
$-.test-fail ““`Hello`` World`” +“`Hello World`” -““Hello World”””;“{"total":8,"pass":6,"fail":2}”;
$-.test-fail ““`Statement`;” +() -“(`Statement`)””;“{"total":16,"pass":8,"fail":8}”;
$-.test-fail ““enum123.<>” +“<1,2,3>” -“$!.name-missing “$:FrameNumber.1652.”; .++ [<>];””;“{"total":34,"pass":11,"fail":23}”;
$-.test-fail ““enum123” +() -“(enum123)””;“{"total":32,"pass":11,"fail":21}”;
$-.test-fail ““false .? `Yes` .: `No`” +“`No`” -“$!.name-missing “$:HCTest.117.false”; .++ [?, `Yes`, :, `No`];””;“{"total":27,"pass":11,"fail":16}”;
$-.test-fail ““the-answer” +() -“(the-answer)””;“{"total":12,"pass":7,"fail":5}”;
$-.test-fail ““ther-answer” +“$ther-answer” -“$!.name-missing “$:HCTest.117.ther-answer”;””;“{"total":11,"pass":7,"fail":4}”;
$-.test-fail ““true .? `Yes` .: `No`” +“`Yes`” -“()””;“{"total":26,"pass":11,"fail":15}”;
$ npm run testdoc
# $-.test-fail ““123” +“456” -“123””; .n “{"total":1,"pass":0,"fail":1}”;
# $-.test-fail ““# inline comment # 4321” +() -“1234””; .n “{"total":2,"pass":0,"fail":2}”;
# $+.test-pass ““789” +“789””; .n “{"total":3,"pass":1,"fail":2}”;
# $+.test-pass ““0xabc” +“0xabc””; .n “{"total":4,"pass":2,"fail":2}”;
When I run a test doc test, it unexpectedly pauses at the end.
I have to hit enter before my prompt returns.
if I have an echo at the end, that doesn't show until afterwards.
Is it somehow waiting for input?!?
-r
Takes a Markdown or AsciiDoc file argument
(Perhaps automatically)
Prepends the triple-quote
And runs testdoc
npm install should not install Chrome dev tools
Need a meaningful error message, which implies it will have to come from the globals (since we can't create a FrameString in Frame).
I just started getting a new version of this error all the time when I run mocha with TypeScript using ESM modules.
Possibly due to using the latest node/npm.
Anyone else seeing this?
(node:38547) ExperimentalWarning: `--experimental-loader` may be removed in the future; instead use `register()`:
--
import 'data:text/javascript,
import { register } from "node:module";
import { pathToFileURL } from "node:url";
register("ts-node/esm", pathToFileURL("./"));
'
--
(Use `node --trace-warnings ...` to show where the warning was created)
.hc 0.5.3;
; <>
pop.mismatched-brackets
# <>
; {}
pop.mismatched-brackets
# {}
; []
pop.mismatched-brackets
# []
; () # no error
Track number of spaces, and use that to infer grouping
Space plays an important role in binding, since we do not allow implicit
precedence. Spaces create a new subexpression, so frames that have no
space between them bind more tightly than those that do.
Sometimes we expect a test to fail.
How do we testdoc that it correctly failed?
$+.test-pass ““the-answer” ?“42””;“{"total":8,"pass":7,"fail":1}”;
$-.test-fail ““ther-answer” ?“$ther-answer” !“$!.name-missing “$:HCTest.111.ther-answer”;””;“{"total":9,"pass":7,"fail":2}”;
The way CSS and God intended.
Reduce boilerplate code (clone, map).
Pipe types into (inverse) mapping to render as symbols.
Suggestion: do not change the data storage. Use the type to instead modify the output.
'?' and ':' do not appear to do anything.
$-.test-fail ““true .? `Yes` .: `No`” ?“`Yes`” !“()””;“{"total":18,"pass":17,"fail":1}”;
$-.test-fail ““false .? `Yes` .: `No`” ?“`No`” !“$!.name-missing “$:HCTest.113.false”; .++ [?, `Yes`, :, `No`];””;“{"total":19,"pass":17,"fail":2}”;
read commands
interpret as height or width
read that many bytes
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8610
https://github.com/cose-wg/Examples/blob/master/examples.cddl
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