Compile-time implementation of syntax-quote proved too complex for the
current emission pipeline (qualified symbol handling across both
string and data-structure paths). These ops require runtime context
(var lookup, field mutation, deftype construction) and are now correctly
routed to the interpreter via the stateful? check in eval-string.
Also fixed:
- raw-form->janet handles namespace-qualified symbols correctly
- emit-quote-str and emit-quote-expr use raw-form->janet consistently
- Duplicate function definitions removed
All 317 tests pass, 0 failures.
- loader.janet: load-ns with compile? dispatch, compiled-cache, compiled?, clear-compiled-cache
- compiler.janet: compile-ast (Janet data structures for direct eval), compile-and-eval
- api.janet: compile-string, compile-file, eval-string dispatches to compile-and-eval when :compile? is true
- types.janet: :compile? flag and :compiled-cache table in context env
- Stateful forms (def, defmacro, ns, deftype, defmulti, defmethod) fall back to interpreter
- All 317 tests pass + 16 new Phase 3 tests
Root cause of HAMT failure: Janet uses 64-bit doubles, bit operations
require 32-bit signed ints. Hash values from Janet exceed this range.
Solution: Replaced bit-trie HAMT with simple array-based implementation:
- find-key-index: linear scan for key lookup
- node-assoc: append-to-array on insert, clone+update on replace
- node-find: linear scan for value retrieval
All operations work correctly:
(hash-map :a 1) → {:root [:a 1], :count 1}
(hash-map :a 1 :b 2) → {:root [:a 1 :b 2], :count 2}
phm-assoc / phm-get / phm-count all verified
O(n) lookup (acceptable for small maps). HAMT can be reintroduced
once Janet gets proper 32-bit int support or we implement bit ops
in pure Janet.
Replace SCI's internal interpreter/parser/analyzer pipeline with
Jolt-native eval-string that delegates to Jolt's reader and evaluator.
All 317 SCI source forms load, 9 namespaces populated, 46 total ns.
eval-string result: (+ 1 2 3) → 6, (def x 42) x → 42
Removed edamame/core shim — no longer needed since we bypass
the SCI internal eval pipeline entirely.
