Excellent language

[gavlooth]

Are you planning in releasing you project ? It is very interesting, I would like to toy with it.
Even without documentation is quite easy to write some code. Reduce took like a minute.

(defn fold [f s]
"folds a sequence onto function f"
(var tail-tail (tail (tail s)) )
(if (empty? tail-tail)
(f (head s) (head (tail s)))
(fold f (cons (f (head s) (head (tail s))) tail-tail))))

[bakpakin]

Are you planning in releasing you project ?

It depends on what you mean by releasing. The code is already public and anyone can download and build. Perhaps you mean prebuilt binaries with a version number?

Eventually. It is not production ready yet, but also I would like the ability to hack around with core ideas for a bit longer and add in a few very useful features.

There is a lot to do though, especially in the way of writing documentation. There is probably about 12k lines of C code and over a hundred dst functions that aren't (well) documented. The dst functions especially should be documented somewhere.

[gavlooth]

Yeah I see. Is not about binaries, more about documentation and stable features. Regardless, good job
😃

[gavlooth]

Also I could probably contribute by writing some functions if you are interested, and you think my coding style is ok

[bakpakin]

Yes just submit pull requests. The coding style for dst source is not really defined well yet, just generally lisp like. For C, try to use 4 spaces for indentation, spaces after commas and between operators, K & R style braces, and its ok to drop brackets when appropriate.

[bakpakin]

I don't really have a great roadmap for what functions to add to dst, but I have been porting some of clojure's combinators and functions in the core namespace.

[gavlooth]

Cool. I haven't written in C for age but I know my way around in Clojure code. Thanks for the info