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Red Daly authored
Changed the names of many functions and macros to get rid of the symbols with "js" in them--its not Javascript, it's Parenscript! Most of those symbols were renamed with "script" replacing "js". Also changed the main compilation interfaces to use the function COMPILE-SCRIPT and the macro SCRIPT from JS-COMPILE and JS respectively. Additionally, the first steps of the package system are included (with the addition of a the SCRIPT-PACKAGE and COMPILATION-ENVIRONMENT classes). These are integrated into the current compiler, though they probably break a few "traditional" serialization methods, specifically because macro and special form names are stored as symbols rather than strings and EQL comparisons are used rather than STRING-EQUAL comparisons of the strings. I have also split parser.lisp into parser.lisp and macrology.lisp. Parser.lisp contains mechanisms for parsing Parenscript given an input s-expression while macrology.lisp contains language definitions that make use of the parsing mechanisms. All tests now pass, though the documentation has gone slightly out of date with the symbol renaming. This will be fixed shortly. More tests and functionality need to be added to make the current Parenscript compatable with the older semantics (as dicussed, comparing macro/special form names based on their string values is the main thing).
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