Re: [Larceny-users] compiling using the twobit heap

2009-04-27 Thread Felix Klock
Dimitris- On Apr 25, 2009, at 5:28 PM, Dimitris Vardoulakis wrote: > which file in the source code shows what happens when I type a > definition in the repl? Note that what happens when you type a definition in the repl depends on what evaluator you are using, which differs between larceny.hea

Re: [Larceny-users] compiling using the twobit heap

2009-04-25 Thread William D Clinger
Dimitris Vardoulakis wrote: > which file in the source code shows what happens when I type a > definition in the repl? src/Asm/Shared/link-lop.sch Apparently the link-lop-segment procedure is not available at top level in the twobit heap. If you want to use it yourself, I think the best way to g

[Larceny-users] compiling using the twobit heap

2009-04-25 Thread Dimitris Vardoulakis
Hi, which file in the source code shows what happens when I type a definition in the repl? For example, I can type > (define (id x) x) > (procedure? id) #t and a procedure is created which I can then call. However, when I use the "assemble" and "compile" functions to compile a lambda expression