Hi everyone,
I'm writing a simple lisp for educational purposes, and I can't figure
out how to do compilation. In particular, I can't figure out how I can
get a compiled file to run in the same way as if it were loaded. I
read on the webpage that Clojure can do this. Does anyone know how
Clojure does it?
eg. How can I compile this file, such that it does the same thing as
when it's loaded:
(def macro-helper (atom nil))
(println "Setting Macrohelper!")
(swap! macro-helper
(constantly (fn []
(println "Macro-Helper!")
`(println "Runtime!"))))
(defmacro mymacro []
(println "Macro Expansion Time!")
(@macro-helper))
(mymacro)
Thanks a lot!
-Patrick
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