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janet-1.41.2/ 0000775 0000000 0000000 00000000000 15145346076 0012713 5 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 janet-1.41.2/.builds/ 0000775 0000000 0000000 00000000000 15145346076 0014253 5 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 janet-1.41.2/.builds/freebsd.yml 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000000273 15145346076 0016412 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 image: freebsd/14.x
sources:
- https://git.sr.ht/~bakpakin/janet
packages:
- gmake
tasks:
- build: |
cd janet
gmake
gmake test
sudo gmake install
sudo gmake uninstall
janet-1.41.2/.builds/linux.yml 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000001310 15145346076 0016130 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 image: archlinux
sources:
- https://git.sr.ht/~bakpakin/janet
packages:
- meson
tasks:
- with-epoll: |
cd janet
meson setup with-epoll --buildtype=release
cd with-epoll
meson configure -Depoll=true
ninja
ninja test
- no-epoll: |
cd janet
meson setup no-epoll --buildtype=release
cd no-epoll
meson configure -Depoll=false
ninja
ninja test
sudo ninja install
- meson_min: |
cd janet
meson setup build_meson_min --buildtype=release -Dsingle_threaded=true -Dnanbox=false -Ddynamic_modules=false -Ddocstrings=false -Dnet=false -Dsourcemaps=false -Dpeg=false -Dassembler=false -Dint_types=false -Dreduced_os=true -Dffi=false
cd build_meson_min
ninja
janet-1.41.2/.builds/openbsd.yml 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000001656 15145346076 0016440 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 image: openbsd/7.7
sources:
- https://git.sr.ht/~bakpakin/janet
packages:
- gmake
- meson
tasks:
- gmake: |
cd janet
gmake
gmake test
doas gmake install
doas gmake uninstall
- meson_min: |
cd janet
meson setup build_meson_min --buildtype=release -Dsingle_threaded=true -Dnanbox=false -Ddynamic_modules=false -Ddocstrings=false -Dnet=false -Dsourcemaps=false -Dpeg=false -Dassembler=false -Dint_types=false -Dreduced_os=true -Dffi=false
cd build_meson_min
ninja
- meson_reduced: |
cd janet
meson setup build_meson_reduced --buildtype=release -Dreduced_os=true
cd build_meson_reduced
ninja
- meson_prf: |
cd janet
meson setup build_meson_prf --buildtype=release -Dprf=true
cd build_meson_prf
ninja
ninja test
- meson_default: |
cd janet
meson setup build_meson_default --buildtype=release
cd build_meson_default
ninja
ninja test
doas ninja install
janet-1.41.2/.gitattributes 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000000256 15145346076 0015611 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 *.janet linguist-language=Janet
*.janet text eol=lf
*.c text eol=lf
*.h text eol=lf
*.md text eol=lf
*.yml text eol=lf
*.build text eol=lf
*.txt text eol=lf
*.sh text eol=lf
janet-1.41.2/.github/ 0000775 0000000 0000000 00000000000 15145346076 0014253 5 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 janet-1.41.2/.github/cosmo/ 0000775 0000000 0000000 00000000000 15145346076 0015373 5 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 janet-1.41.2/.github/cosmo/build 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000002160 15145346076 0016414 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 #!/bin/sh
set -eux
COSMO_DIR="/sc/cosmocc"
# build x86_64
X86_64_CC="/sc/cosmocc/bin/x86_64-unknown-cosmo-cc"
X86_64_AR="/sc/cosmocc/bin/x86_64-unknown-cosmo-ar"
mkdir -p /sc/cosmocc/x86_64
make -j CC="$X86_64_CC" AR="$X86_64_AR" HAS_SHARED=0 JANET_NO_AMALG=1
cp build/janet /sc/cosmocc/x86_64/janet
make clean
# build aarch64
AARCH64_CC="/sc/cosmocc/bin/aarch64-unknown-cosmo-cc"
AARCH64_AR="/sc/cosmocc/bin/aarch64-unknown-cosmo-ar"
mkdir -p /sc/cosmocc/aarch64
make -j CC="$AARCH64_CC" AR="$AARCH64_AR" HAS_SHARED=0 JANET_NO_AMALG=1
cp build/janet /sc/cosmocc/aarch64/janet
make clean
# fat binary
apefat () {
OUTPUT="$1"
OLDNAME_X86_64="$(basename -- "$2")"
OLDNAME_AARCH64="$(basename -- "$3")"
TARG_FOLD="$(dirname "$OUTPUT")"
"$COSMO_DIR/bin/apelink" -l "$COSMO_DIR/bin/ape-x86_64.elf" \
-l "$COSMO_DIR/bin/ape-aarch64.elf" \
-M "$COSMO_DIR/bin/ape-m1.c" \
-o "$OUTPUT" \
"$2" \
"$3"
cp "$2" "$TARG_FOLD/$OLDNAME_X86_64.x86_64"
cp "$3" "$TARG_FOLD/$OLDNAME_AARCH64.aarch64"
}
apefat /sc/cosmocc/janet.com /sc/cosmocc/x86_64/janet /sc/cosmocc/aarch64/janet
janet-1.41.2/.github/cosmo/setup 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000001034 15145346076 0016454 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 #!/bin/sh
set -e
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y ca-certificates libssl-dev\
qemu-utils qemu-user-static\
texinfo groff\
cmake ninja-build bison zip\
pkg-config build-essential autoconf re2c
# download cosmocc
cd /sc
wget https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/releases/download/4.0.2/cosmocc-4.0.2.zip
mkdir -p cosmocc
cd cosmocc
unzip ../cosmocc-4.0.2.zip
# register
cd /sc/cosmocc
sudo cp ./bin/ape-x86_64.elf /usr/bin/ape
sudo sh -c "echo ':APE:M::MZqFpD::/usr/bin/ape:' >/proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/register"
janet-1.41.2/.github/workflows/ 0000775 0000000 0000000 00000000000 15145346076 0016310 5 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 janet-1.41.2/.github/workflows/codeql.yml 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000001531 15145346076 0020302 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 name: "CodeQL"
on:
push:
branches: [ "master" ]
pull_request:
branches: [ "master" ]
schedule:
- cron: "2 7 * * 4"
jobs:
analyze:
name: Analyze
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
permissions:
actions: read
contents: read
security-events: write
strategy:
fail-fast: false
matrix:
language: [ cpp ]
steps:
- name: Checkout
uses: actions/checkout@v3
- name: Initialize CodeQL
uses: github/codeql-action/init@v3
with:
languages: ${{ matrix.language }}
queries: +security-and-quality
tools: linked
- name: Autobuild
uses: github/codeql-action/autobuild@v3
- name: Perform CodeQL Analysis
uses: github/codeql-action/analyze@v3
with:
category: "/language:${{ matrix.language }}"
janet-1.41.2/.github/workflows/release.yml 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000007046 15145346076 0020462 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 name: Release
on:
push:
tags:
- "v*.*.*"
permissions:
contents: read
jobs:
release:
permissions:
contents: write # for softprops/action-gh-release to create GitHub release
name: Build release binaries
runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
strategy:
matrix:
os: [ ubuntu-latest ]
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Set the version
run: echo "version=${GITHUB_REF/refs\/tags\//}" >> $GITHUB_ENV
- name: Set the platform
run: echo "platform=$(tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]' <<< $RUNNER_OS)" >> $GITHUB_ENV
- name: Compile the project
run: make clean && make
- name: Build the artifact
run: JANET_DIST_DIR=janet-${{ env.version }}-${{ env.platform }} make build/janet-${{ env.version }}-${{ env.platform }}-x64.tar.gz
- name: Draft the release
uses: softprops/action-gh-release@v1
with:
draft: true
files: |
build/*.gz
build/janet.h
build/c/janet.c
build/c/shell.c
release-arm:
permissions:
contents: write # for softprops/action-gh-release to create GitHub release
name: Build release binaries
runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
strategy:
matrix:
os: [ macos-latest ]
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Set the version
run: echo "version=${GITHUB_REF/refs\/tags\//}" >> $GITHUB_ENV
- name: Set the platform
run: echo "platform=$(tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]' <<< $RUNNER_OS)" >> $GITHUB_ENV
- name: Compile the project
run: make clean && make
- name: Build the artifact
run: JANET_DIST_DIR=janet-${{ env.version }}-${{ env.platform }} make build/janet-${{ env.version }}-${{ env.platform }}-aarch64.tar.gz
- name: Draft the release
uses: softprops/action-gh-release@v1
with:
draft: true
files: |
build/*.gz
build/janet.h
build/c/janet.c
build/c/shell.c
release-windows:
permissions:
contents: write # for softprops/action-gh-release to create GitHub release
name: Build release binaries for windows
runs-on: windows-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Setup MSVC
uses: ilammy/msvc-dev-cmd@v1
- name: Build the project
shell: cmd
run: build_win all
- name: Draft the release
uses: softprops/action-gh-release@v1
with:
draft: true
files: |
./dist/*.zip
./*.zip
./*.msi
release-cosmo:
permissions:
contents: write # for softprops/action-gh-release to create GitHub release
name: Build release binaries for Cosmo
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: create build folder
run: |
sudo mkdir -p /sc
sudo chmod -R 0777 /sc
- name: setup Cosmopolitan Libc
run: bash ./.github/cosmo/setup
- name: Set the version
run: echo "version=${GITHUB_REF/refs\/tags\//}" >> $GITHUB_ENV
- name: Set the platform
run: echo "platform=cosmo" >> $GITHUB_ENV
- name: build Janet APE binary
run: bash ./.github/cosmo/build
- name: push binary to github
uses: softprops/action-gh-release@v1
with:
draft: true
files: |
/sc/cosmocc/janet.com
janet-1.41.2/.github/workflows/test.yml 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000011407 15145346076 0020015 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 name: Test
on: [push, pull_request]
permissions:
contents: read
jobs:
test-posix:
name: Build and test on POSIX systems
runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
strategy:
matrix:
os: [ ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, macos-14 ]
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Compile the project
run: make clean && make
- name: Test the project
run: make test
test-windows:
name: Build and test on Windows
strategy:
matrix:
os: [ windows-latest, windows-2022 ]
runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Setup MSVC
uses: ilammy/msvc-dev-cmd@v1
- name: Build the project
shell: cmd
run: build_win
- name: Test the project
shell: cmd
run: build_win test
- name: Test installer build
shell: cmd
run: build_win dist
test-windows-min:
name: Build and test on Windows Minimal build
strategy:
matrix:
os: [ windows-2022 ]
runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Setup MSVC
uses: ilammy/msvc-dev-cmd@v1
- name: Setup Python
uses: actions/setup-python@v2
with:
python-version: '3.x'
- name: Install Python Dependencies
run: pip install meson ninja
- name: Build
shell: cmd
run: |
meson setup build_meson_min --buildtype=release -Dsingle_threaded=true -Dnanbox=false -Ddynamic_modules=false -Ddocstrings=false -Dnet=false -Dsourcemaps=false -Dpeg=false -Dassembler=false -Dint_types=false -Dreduced_os=true -Dffi=false
cd build_meson_min
ninja
test-mingw:
name: Build on Windows with Mingw
runs-on: windows-latest
defaults:
run:
shell: msys2 {0}
strategy:
matrix:
msystem: [ UCRT64, CLANG64 ]
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Setup Mingw
uses: msys2/setup-msys2@v2
with:
msystem: ${{ matrix.msystem }}
update: true
install: >-
base-devel
git
gcc
- name: Build
shell: cmd
run: make -j4 CC=gcc
- name: Test
shell: cmd
run: make -j4 CC=gcc test
test-mingw-linux:
name: Build and test with Mingw on Linux + Wine
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Setup Mingw and wine
run: |
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libstdc++6:i386 libgcc-s1:i386
sudo apt-get install gcc-mingw-w64-x86-64-win32 wine wine32 wine64
- name: Compile the project
run: make clean && make CC=x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc LD=x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc UNAME=MINGW RUN=wine
- name: Test the project
run: make test UNAME=MINGW RUN=wine VERBOSE=1
test-arm-linux:
name: Build and test ARM32 cross compilation
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Setup qemu and cross compiler
run: |
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi qemu-user
- name: Compile the project
run: make RUN="qemu-arm -L /usr/arm-linux-gnueabi/" CC=arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc LD=arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc
- name: Test the project
run: make RUN="qemu-arm -L /usr/arm-linux-gnueabi/" SUBRUN="qemu-arm -L /usr/arm-linux-gnueabi/" test VERBOSE=1
test-s390x-linux:
name: Build and test s390x in qemu
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Enable qemu
run: docker run --privileged --rm tonistiigi/binfmt --install s390x
- name: Build and run on emulated architecture
run: docker run --rm -v .:/janet --platform linux/s390x alpine sh -c "apk update && apk add --no-interactive git build-base && cd /janet && make -j3 && make test"
test-cosmo:
name: Test build for Cosmo
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout the repository
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: create build folder
run: |
sudo mkdir -p /sc
sudo chmod -R 0777 /sc
- name: setup Cosmopolitan Libc
run: bash ./.github/cosmo/setup
- name: Set the version
run: echo "version=${GITHUB_REF/refs\/tags\//}" >> $GITHUB_ENV
- name: Set the platform
run: echo "platform=cosmo" >> $GITHUB_ENV
- name: build Janet APE binary
run: bash ./.github/cosmo/build
janet-1.41.2/.gitignore 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000002763 15145346076 0014713 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 # Target
dst
!*/**/dst
janet
!*/**/janet
/build
/builddir
/Build
/Release
/Debug
/Emscripten
/src/include/generated/*.h
janet-*.tar.gz
dist
/tmp
# jpm lockfile
lockfile.janet
# Kakoune (fzf via fd)
.fdignore
# VSCode
.vscode
# Eclipse
.project
.cproject
# Gnome Builder
.buildconfig
# Local directory for testing
local
# Common test files I use.
temp.janet
temp.c
temp*janet
temp*.c
scratch.janet
scratch.c
# Emscripten
*.bc
janet.js
janet.wasm
# Generated files
*.gen.h
*.gen.c
*.tmp
temp.*
# Generate test files
*.out
.orig
# Tools
xxd
xxd.exe
# VSCode
.vs
.clangd
.cache
# Swap files
*.swp
# Tags
tags
# Valgrind files
vgcore.*
*.out.*
# WiX artifacts
*.msi
*.wixpdb
# Makefile config
/config.mk
# Created by https://www.gitignore.io/api/c
### C ###
# Prerequisites
*.d
# Object files
*.o
*.ko
*.obj
*.elf
# Linker output
*.ilk
*.map
*.exp
# Precompiled Headers
*.gch
*.pch
# Libraries
*.lib
*.a
*.la
*.lo
# Shared objects (inc. Windows DLLs)
*.dll
*.so
*.so.*
*.dylib
# Executables
*.exe
*.out
*.app
*.i*86
*.x86_64
*.hex
# Debug files
*.dSYM/
*.su
*.idb
*.pdb
# GGov
*.gcov
# Kernel Module Compile Results
*.mod*
*.cmd
modules.order
Module.symvers
Mkfile.old
dkms.conf
# Coverage files
*.cov
# End of https://www.gitignore.io/api/c
# Created by https://www.gitignore.io/api/cmake
### CMake ###
CMakeCache.txt
CMakeFiles
CMakeScripts
Testing
cmake_install.cmake
install_manifest.txt
compile_commands.json
CTestTestfile.cmake
# End of https://www.gitignore.io/api/cmake
# Astyle
*.orig
janet-1.41.2/CHANGELOG.md 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000144332 15145346076 0014533 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 # Changelog
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
## 1.41.2 - 2026-02-18
- Fix regressions in `put` for arrays and buffers.
- Add `module/add-file-extension`
- Add `module/add-syspath`
- Fix issue with possible stack corrpution with abstract types that modify the current fiber.
- Allow use of the interpreter and garbage collection inside module entry for native modules.
## 1.41.1 - 2026-02-15
- Revert to blocking behaior of `net/connect` on windows to fix spurious errors.
- Allow overriding the loader when doing imports with the `:loader` argument.
- Allow importing modules with a path extension to do what one would expect.
- Add `find-all` argument to `module/find`
- Add :threads, :unmarshal, :compiler, and :asm sandbox flags.
- Add support for persistent REPL history with the environment variable `JANET_HISTFILE`
- Fix a number of fuzzer-found compiler bugs
- Fix windows processes launching bug with empty environment table that caused process-launch failures.
- Add `:I`, `:V`, and `:N` flags to `os/open` for more control when creating streams.
- Add `ev/go-gather` for a dynamic `ev/gather`.
- Use color in script output if color is being used in REPL output.
- Fix `varfn` macros handling of extra metadata.
- Disallow certain degenerate uses of fibers with the ev/ module.
- Add linting for unused bindings.
- Add linting for extra or wrong parameters to &named functions.
- Add `janet_optuinteger` and `janet_optuinteger64` to the C API.
- Add `cms` combinator to PEGs.
- Add `thaw-keep-keys` as a variant of thaw
- The `repl` function now respects the `*repl-prompt*` dynamic binding by default.
- Allow matching exact lengths of datastructures with the `match` macro using a dollar suffix.
- Add initial support for Plan 9. Some modules (e.g. ev) are not yet enabled.
- Allow specifying `:flycheck` for individual defines to annotate that they are safe to evaluate for flychecking.
## 1.40.1 - 2025-11-16
- Fix `JANET_REDUCED_OS` build regression caused by `os/posix-chroot`.
- Code formatting
## 1.40.0 - 2025-11-15
- Add `os/posix-chroot`
- Fix `ev/deadline` with interrupt race condition bug on Windows.
- Improve `flycheck` by allowing functions and macros to define their own flycheck behavior via the metadata `:flycheck`.
- Add `*flychecking*` dynamic binding to check if inside flycheck evalutation
- Add `gcperthread` callback for abstract types. This lets threaded abstracts have a finalizer that is called per thread, as well as a global finalizer.
- Add `JANET_DO_ERROR_*` flags to describe the return value of `janet_dobytes` and `janet_dostring`.
## 1.39.1 - 2025-08-30
- Add support for chdir in os/spawn on older macOS versions
- Expose channels properly in C API
## 1.39.0 - 2025-08-24
- Various bug fixes
- Add `net/socket`
- Add support for illumos OS
- Raise helpful errors for incorrect arguments to `import`.
- Allow configuring `JANET_THREAD_LOCAL` during builds to allow multi-threading on unknown compilers.
- Make `ffi/write` append to a buffer instead of insert at 0 by default.
- Add `os/getpid` to get the current process id.
- Add `:out` option to `os/spawn` to be able to redirect stderr to stdout with pipes.
Add `interrupt?` argument to `ev/deadline` to use VM interruptions.
## 1.38.0 - 2025-03-18
- Add `bundle/replace`
- Add CLI flags for the `bundle/` module to install and manage bundles.
- Improve `?` peg special termination behavior
- Add IEEE hex floats to grammar.
- Add buffer peg literal support
- Improve `split` peg special edge case behavior
- Add Arm64 .msi support
- Add `no-reuse` argument to `net/listen` to disable reusing server sockets
- Add `struct/rawget`
- Fix `deep=` and `deep-not=` to better handle degenerate cases with mutable table keys
- Long strings will now dedent on `\r\n` instead of just `\n`.
- Add `ev/to-file` for synchronous resource operations
- Improve `file/open` error message by including path
## 1.37.1 - 2024-12-05
- Fix meson cross compilation
- Update timeout documentation for networking APIs: timeouts raise errors and do not return nil.
- Add `janet_addtimeout_nil(double sec);` to the C API.
- Change string hashing.
- Fix string equality bug.
- Add `assertf`
- Change how JANET_PROFILE is loaded to allow more easily customizing the environment.
- Add `*repl-prompt*` dynamic binding to allow customizing the built in repl.
- Add multiple path support in the `JANET_PATH` environment variables. This lets
user more easily import modules from many directories.
- Add `nth` and `only-tags` PEG specials to select from sub-captures while
dropping the rest.
## 1.36.0 - 2024-09-07
- Improve error messages in `bundle/add*` functions.
- Add CI testing and verify tests pass on the s390x architecture.
- Save `:source-form` in environment entries when `*debug*` is set.
- Add experimental `filewatch/` module for listening to file system changes on Linux and Windows.
- Add `bundle/who-is` to query which bundle a file on disk was installed by.
- Add `geomean` function
- Add `:R` and `:W` flags to `os/pipe` to create blocking pipes on Posix and Windows systems.
These streams cannot be directly read to and written from, but can be passed to subprocesses.
- Add `array/join`
- Add `tuple/join`
- Add `bundle/add-bin` to make installing scripts easier. This also establishes a packaging convention for it.
- Fix marshalling weak tables and weak arrays.
- Fix bug in `ev/` module that could accidentally close sockets on accident.
- Expose C functions for constructing weak tables in janet.h
- Let range take non-integer values.
## 1.35.2 - 2024-06-16
- Fix some documentation typos.
- Allow using `:only` in import without quoting.
## 1.35.0 - 2024-06-15
- Add `:only` argument to `import` to allow for easier control over imported bindings.
- Add extra optional `env` argument to `eval` and `eval-string`.
- Allow naming function literals with a keyword. This allows better stacktraces for macros without
accidentally adding new bindings.
- Add `bundle/` module for managing packages within Janet. This should replace the jpm packaging
format eventually and is much simpler and amenable to more complicated builds.
- Add macros `ev/with-lock`, `ev/with-rlock`, and `ev/with-wlock` for using mutexes and rwlocks.
- Add `with-env`
- Add *module-make-env* dynamic binding
- Add buffer/format-at
- Add long form command line options for readable CLI usage
- Fix bug with `net/accept-loop` that would sometimes miss connections.
## 1.34.0 - 2024-03-22
- Add a new (split) PEG special by @ianthehenry
- Add buffer/push-* sized int and float by @pnelson
- Documentation improvements: @amano-kenji, @llmII, @MaxGyver83, @pepe, @sogaiu.
- Expose _exit to skip certain cleanup with os/exit.
- Swap set / body order for each by @sogaiu.
- Abort on assert failure instead of exit.
- Fix: os/proc-wait by @llmII.
- Fix macex1 to keep syntax location for all tuples.
- Restore if-let tail calls.
- Don't try and resume fibers that can't be resumed.
- Register stream on unmarshal.
- Fix asm roundtrip issue.
## 1.33.0 - 2024-01-07
- Add more + and * keywords to default-peg-grammar by @sogaiu.
- Use libc strlen in janet_buffer_push_cstring by @williewillus.
- Be a bit safer with reference counting.
- Add support for atomic loads in Janet's atomic abstraction.
- Fix poll event loop CPU usage issue.
- Add ipv6, shared, and cryptorand options to meson.
- Add more ipv6 feature detection.
- Fix loop for forever loop.
- Cleaned up unused NetStateConnect, fixed janet_async_end() ev refcount by @zevv.
- Fix warnings w/ MSVC and format.
- Fix marshal_one_env w/ JANET_MARSHAL_UNSAFE.
- Fix `(default)`.
- Fix cannot marshal fiber with c stackframe, in a dynamic way that is fairly conservative.
- Fix typo for SIGALARM in os/proc-kill.
- Prevent bytecode optimization from remove mk* instructions.
- Fix arity typo in peg.c by @pepe.
- Update Makefile for MinGW.
- Fix canceling waiting fiber.
- Add a new (sub) PEG special by @ianthehenry.
- Fix if net/server's handler has incorrect arity.
- Fix macex raising on ().
## 1.32.1 - 2023-10-15
- Fix return value from C function `janet_dobytes` when called on Janet functions that yield to event loop.
- Change C API for event loop interaction - get rid of JanetListener and instead use `janet_async_start` and `janet_async_end`.
- Rework event loop to make fewer system calls on kqueue and epoll.
- Expose atomic refcount abstraction in janet.h
- Add `array/weak` for weak references in arrays
- Add support for weak tables via `table/weak`, `table/weak-keys`, and `table/weak-values`.
- Fix compiler bug with using the result of `(break x)` expression in some contexts.
- Rework internal event loop code to be better behaved on Windows
- Update meson build to work better on windows
## 1.31.0 - 2023-09-17
- Report line and column when using `janet_dobytes`
- Add `:unless` loop modifier
- Allow calling `reverse` on generators.
- Improve performance of a number of core functions including `partition`, `mean`, `keys`, `values`, `pairs`, `interleave`.
- Add `lengthable?`
- Add `os/sigaction`
- Change `every?` and `any?` to behave like the functional versions of the `and` and `or` macros.
- Fix bug with garbage collecting threaded abstract types.
- Add `:signal` to the `sandbox` function to allow intercepting signals.
## 1.30.0 - 2023-08-05
- Change indexing of `array/remove` to start from -1 at the end instead of -2.
- Add new string escape sequences `\\a`, `\\b`, `\\?`, and `\\'`.
- Fix bug with marshalling channels
- Add `div` for floored division
- Make `div` and `mod` variadic
- Support `bnot` for integer types.
- Define `(mod x 0)` as `x`
- Add `ffi/pointer-cfunction` to convert pointers to cfunctions
## 1.29.1 - 2023-06-19
- Add support for passing booleans to PEGs for "always" and "never" matching.
- Allow dictionary types for `take` and `drop`
- Fix bug with closing channels while other fibers were waiting on them - `ev/take`, `ev/give`, and `ev/select` will now return the correct (documented) value when another fiber closes the channel.
- Add `ffi/calling-conventions` to show all available calling conventions for FFI.
- Add `net/setsockopt`
- Add `signal` argument to `os/proc-kill` to send signals besides `SIGKILL` on Posix.
- Add `source` argument to `os/clock` to get different time sources.
- Various combinator functions now are variadic like `map`
- Add `file/lines` to iterate over lines in a file lazily.
- Reorganize test suite to be sorted by module rather than pseudo-randomly.
- Add `*task-id*`
- Add `env` argument to `fiber/new`.
- Add `JANET_NO_AMALG` flag to Makefile to properly incremental builds
- Optimize bytecode compiler to generate fewer instructions and improve loops.
- Fix bug with `ev/gather` and hung fibers.
- Add `os/isatty`
- Add `has-key?` and `has-value?`
- Make imperative arithmetic macros variadic
- `ev/connect` now yields to the event loop instead of blocking while waiting for an ACK.
## 1.28.0 - 2023-05-13
- Various bug fixes
- Make nested short-fn's behave a bit more predictably (it is still not recommended to nest short-fns).
- Add `os/strftime` for date formatting.
- Fix `ev/select` on threaded channels sometimes live-locking.
- Support the `NO_COLOR` environment variable to turn off VT100 color codes in repl (and in scripts).
See http://no-color.org/
- Disallow using `(splice x)` in contexts where it doesn't make sense rather than silently coercing to `x`.
Instead, raise a compiler error.
- Change the names of `:user8` and `:user9` signals to `:interrupt` and `:await`
- Change the names of `:user8` and `:user9` fiber statuses to `:interrupted` and `:suspended`.
- Add `ev/all-tasks` to see all currently suspended fibers.
- Add `keep-syntax` and `keep-syntax!` functions to make writing macros easier.
## 1.27.0 - 2023-03-05
- Change semantics around bracket tuples to no longer be equal to regular tuples.
- Add `index` argument to `ffi/write` for symmetry with `ffi/read`.
- Add `buffer/push-at`
- Add `ffi/pointer-buffer` to convert pointers to buffers the cannot be reallocated. This
allows easier manipulation of FFI memory, memory mapped files, and buffer memory shared between threads.
- Calling `ev/cancel` on a fiber waiting on `ev/gather` will correctly
cancel the child fibers.
- Add `(sandbox ...)` function to core for permission based security. Also add `janet_sandbox` to C API.
The sandbox allows limiting access to the file system, network, ffi, and OS resources at runtime.
- Add `(.locals)` function to debugger to see currently bound local symbols.
- Track symbol -> slot mapping so debugger can get symbolic information. This exposes local bindings
in `debug/stack` and `disasm`.
- Add `os/compiler` to detect what host compiler was used to compile the interpreter
- Add support for mingw and cygwin builds (mingw support also added in jpm).
## 1.26.0 - 2023-01-07
- Add `ffi/malloc` and `ffi/free`. Useful as tools of last resort.
- Add `ffi/jitfn` to allow calling function pointers generated at runtime from machine code.
Bring your own assembler, though.
- Channels can now be marshalled. Pending state is not saved, only items in the channel.
- Use the new `.length` function pointer on abstract types for lengths. Adding
a `length` method will still work as well.
- Support byte views on abstract types with the `.bytes` function pointer.
- Add the `u` format specifier to printf family functions.
- Allow printing 64 integer types in `printf` and `string/format` family functions.
- Allow importing modules from custom directories more easily with the `@` prefix
to module paths. For example, if there is a dynamic binding :custom-modules that
is a file system path to a directory of modules, import from that directory with
`(import @custom-modules/mymod)`.
- Fix error message bug in FFI library.
## 1.25.1 - 2022-10-29
- Add `memcmp` function to core library.
- Fix bug in `os/open` with `:rw` permissions not correct on Linux.
- Support config.mk for more easily configuring the Makefile.
## 1.25.0 - 2022-10-10
- Windows FFI fixes.
- Fix PEG `if-not` combinator with captures in the condition
- Fix bug with `os/date` with nil first argument
- Fix bug with `net/accept` on Linux that could leak file descriptors to subprocesses
- Reduce number of hash collisions from pointer hashing
- Add optional parameter to `marshal` to skip cycle checking code
## 1.24.1 - 2022-08-24
- Fix FFI bug on Linux/Posix
- Improve parse error messages for bad delimiters.
- Add optional `name` parameter to the `short-fn` macro.
## 1.24.0 - 2022-08-14
- Add FFI support to 64-bit windows compiled with MSVC
- Don't process shared object names passed to dlopen.
- Add better support for windows console in the default shell.c for auto-completion and
other shell-like input features.
- Improve default error message from `assert`.
- Add the `tabseq` macro for simpler table comprehensions.
- Allow setting `(dyn :task-id)` in fibers to improve context in supervisor messages. Prior to
this change, supervisor messages over threaded channels would be from ambiguous threads/fibers.
## 1.23.0 - 2022-06-20
- Add experimental `ffi/` module for interfacing with dynamic libraries and raw function pointers. Only available
on 64 bit linux, mac, and bsd systems.
- Allow using `&named` in function prototypes for named arguments. This is a more ergonomic
variant of `&keys` that isn't as redundant, more self documenting, and allows extension to
things like default arguments.
- Add `delay` macro for lazy evaluate-and-save thunks.
- Remove pthread.h from janet.h for easier includes.
- Add `debugger` - an easy to use debugger function that just takes a fiber.
- `dofile` will now start a debugger on errors if the environment it is passed has `:debug` set.
- Add `debugger-on-status` function, which can be passed to `run-context` to start a debugger on
abnormal fiber signals.
- Allow running scripts with the `-d` flag to use the built-in debugger on errors and breakpoints.
- Add mutexes (locks) and reader-writer locks to ev module for thread coordination.
- Add `parse-all` as a generalization of the `parse` function.
- Add `os/cpu-count` to get the number of available processors on a machine
## 1.22.0 - 2022-05-09
- Prohibit negative size argument to `table/new`.
- Add `module/value`.
- Remove `file/popen`. Use `os/spawn` with the `:pipe` options instead.
- Fix bug in peg `thru` and `to` combinators.
- Fix printing issue in `doc` macro.
- Numerous updates to function docstrings
- Add `defdyn` aliases for various dynamic bindings used in core.
- Install `janet.h` symlink to make Janet native libraries and applications
easier to build without `jpm`.
## 1.21.2 - 2022-04-01
- C functions `janet_dobytes` and `janet_dostring` will now enter the event loop if it is enabled.
- Fix hashing regression - hash of negative 0 must be the same as positive 0 since they are equal.
- The `flycheck` function no longer pollutes the module/cache
- Fix quasiquote bug in compiler
- Disallow use of `cancel` and `resume` on fibers scheduled or created with `ev/go`, as well as the root
fiber.
## 1.20.0 - 2022-1-27
- Add `:missing-symbol` hook to `compile` that will act as a catch-all macro for undefined symbols.
- Add `:redef` dynamic binding that will allow users to redefine top-level bindings with late binding. This
is intended for development use.
- Fix a bug with reading from a stream returned by `os/open` on Windows and Linux.
- Add `:ppc64` as a detectable OS type.
- Add `& more` support for destructuring in the match macro.
- Add `& more` support for destructuring in all binding forms (`def`).
## 1.19.2 - 2021-12-06
- Fix bug with missing status lines in some stack traces.
- Update hash function to have better statistical properties.
## 1.19.1 - 2021-12-04
- Add an optional `prefix` parameter to `debug/stacktrace` to allow printing prettier error messages.
- Remove appveyor for CI pipeline
- Fixed a bug that prevented sending threaded abstracts over threaded channels.
- Fix bug in the `map` function with arity at least 3.
## 1.19.0 - 2021-11-27
- Add `math/log-gamma` to replace `math/gamma`, and change `math/gamma` to be the expected gamma function.
- Fix leaking file-descriptors in os/spawn and os/execute.
- Ctrl-C will now raise SIGINT.
- Allow quoted literals in the `match` macro to behave as expected in patterns.
- Fix windows net related bug for TCP servers.
- Allow evaluating ev streams with dofile.
- Fix `ev` related bug with operations on already closed file descriptors.
- Add struct and table agnostic `getproto` function.
- Add a number of functions related to structs.
- Add prototypes to structs. Structs can now inherit from other structs, just like tables.
- Create a struct with a prototype with `struct/with-proto`.
- Deadlocked channels will no longer exit early - instead they will hang, which is more intuitive.
## 1.18.1 - 2021-10-16
- Fix some documentation typos
- Fix - Set pipes passed to subprocess to blocking mode.
- Fix `-r` switch in repl.
## 1.18.0 - 2021-10-10
- Allow `ev/cancel` to work on already scheduled fibers.
- Fix bugs with ev/ module.
- Add optional `base` argument to scan-number
- Add `-i` flag to janet binary to make it easier to run image files from the command line
- Remove `thread/` module.
- Add `(number ...)` pattern to peg for more efficient number parsing using Janet's
scan-number function without immediate string creation.
## 1.17.2 - 2021-09-18
- Remove include of windows.h from janet.h. This caused issues on certain projects.
- Fix formatting in doc-format to better handle special characters in signatures.
- Fix some marshalling bugs.
- Add optional Makefile target to install jpm as well.
- Supervisor channels in threads will no longer include a wasteful copy of the fiber in every
message across a thread.
- Allow passing a closure to `ev/thread` as well as a whole fiber.
- Allow passing a closure directly to `ev/go` to spawn fibers on the event loop.
## 1.17.1 - 2021-08-29
- Fix docstring typos
- Add `make install-jpm-git` to make jpm co-install simpler if using the Makefile.
- Fix bugs with starting ev/threads and fiber marshaling.
## 1.17.0 - 2021-08-21
- Add the `-E` flag for one-liners with the `short-fn` syntax for argument passing.
- Add support for threaded abstract types. Threaded abstract types can easily be shared between threads.
- Deprecate the `thread` library. Use threaded channels and ev instead.
- Channels can now be marshalled.
- Add the ability to close channels with `ev/chan-close` (or `:close`).
- Add threaded channels with `ev/thread-chan`.
- Add `JANET_FN` and `JANET_REG` macros to more easily define C functions that export their source mapping information.
- Add `janet_interpreter_interrupt` and `janet_loop1_interrupt` to interrupt the interpreter while running.
- Add `table/clear`
- Add build option to disable the threading library without disabling all threads.
- Remove JPM from the main Janet distribution. Instead, JPM must be installed
separately like any other package.
- Fix issue with `ev/go` when called with an initial value and supervisor.
- Add the C API functions `janet_vm_save` and `janet_vm_load` to allow
saving and restoring the entire VM state.
## 1.16.1 - 2021-06-09
- Add `maclintf` - a utility for adding linting messages when inside macros.
- Print source code of offending line on compiler warnings and errors.
- Fix some issues with linting and re-add missing `make docs`.
- Allow controlling linting with dynamic bindings `:lint-warn`, `:lint-error`, and `:lint-levels`.
- Add `-w` and `-x` command line flags to the `janet` binary to set linting thresholds.
linting thresholds are as follows:
- :none - will never be trigger.
- :relaxed - will only trigger on `:relaxed` lints.
- :normal - will trigger on `:relaxed` and `:normal` lints.
- :strict - will trigger on `:strict`, `:normal`, and `:relaxed` lints. This will catch the most issues
but can be distracting.
## 1.16.0 - 2021-05-30
- Add color documentation to the `doc` macro - enable/disable with `(dyn :doc-color)`.
- Remove simpler HTML docs from distribution - use website or built-in documentation instead.
- Add compiler warnings and deprecation levels.
- Add `as-macro` to make using macros within quasiquote easier to do hygienically.
- Expose `JANET_OUT_OF_MEMORY` as part of the Janet API.
- Add `native-deps` option to `declare-native` in `jpm`. This lets native libraries link to other
native libraries when building with jpm.
- Remove the `tarray` module. The functionality of typed arrays will be moved to an external module
that can be installed via `jpm`.
- Add `from-pairs` to core.
- Add `JPM_OS_WHICH` environment variable to jpm to allow changing auto-detection behavior.
- The flychecker will consider any top-level calls of functions that start with `define-` to
be safe to execute and execute them. This allows certain patterns (like spork/path) to be
better processed by the flychecker.
## 1.15.5 - 2021-04-25
- Add `declare-headers` to jpm.
- Fix error using unix pipes on BSDs.
- Support .cc and .cxx extensions in `jpm` for C++ code.
- Change networking code to not create as many HUP errors.
- Add `net/shutdown` to close sockets in one direction without hang ups.
- Update code for printing the debug repl
## 1.15.4 - 2021-03-16
- Increase default nesting depth of pretty printing to `JANET_RECURSION_GUARD`
- Update meson.build
- Add option to automatically add shebang line in installed scripts with `jpm`.
- Add `partition-by` and `group-by` to the core.
- Sort keys in pretty printing output.
## 1.15.3 - 2021-02-28
- Fix a fiber bug that occurred in deeply nested fibers
- Add `unref` combinator to pegs.
- Small docstring changes.
## 1.15.2 - 2021-02-15
- Fix bug in windows version of `os/spawn` and `os/execute` with setting environment variables.
- Fix documentation typos.
- Fix peg integer reading combinators when used with capture tags.
## 1.15.0 - 2021-02-08
- Fix `gtim` and `ltim` bytecode instructions on non-integer values.
- Clean up output of flychecking to be the same as the repl.
- Change behavior of `debug/stacktrace` with a nil error value.
- Add optional argument to `parser/produce`.
- Add `no-core` option to creating standalone binaries to make execution faster.
- Fix bug where a buffer overflow could be confused with an out of memory error.
- Change error output to `file:line:column: message`. Column is in bytes - tabs
are considered to have width 1 (instead of 8).
## 1.14.2 - 2021-01-23
- Allow `JANET_PROFILE` env variable to load a profile before loading the repl.
- Update `tracev` macro to allow `def` and `var` inside to work as expected.
- Use `(dyn :peg-grammar)` for passing a default grammar to `peg/compile` instead of loading
`default-peg-grammar` directly from the root environment.
- Add `ev/thread` for combining threading with the event loop.
- Add `ev/do-thread` to make `ev/thread` easier to use.
- Automatically set supervisor channel in `net/accept-loop` and `net/server` correctly.
## 1.14.1 - 2021-01-18
- Add `doc-of` for reverse documentation lookup.
- Add `ev/give-supervsior` to send a message to the supervising channel.
- Add `ev/gather` and `chan` argument to `ev/go`. This new argument allows "supervisor channels"
for fibers to enable structured concurrency.
- Make `-k` flag work on stdin if no files are given.
- Add `flycheck` function to core.
- Make `backmatch` and `backref` more expressive in pegs.
- Fix buggy `string/split`.
- Add `fiber/last-value` to get the value that was last yielded, errored, or signaled
by a fiber.
- Remove `:generate` verb from `loop` macros. Instead, use the `:in` verb
which will now work on fibers as well as other data structures.
- Define `next`, `get`, and `in` for fibers. This lets
`each`, `map`, and similar iteration macros can now iterate over fibers.
- Remove macro `eachy`, which can be replaced by `each`.
- Add `dflt` argument to find-index.
- Deprecate `file/popen` in favor of `os/spawn`.
- Add `:all` keyword to `ev/read` and `net/read` to make them more like `file/read`. However, we
do not provide any `:line` option as that requires buffering.
- Change repl behavior to make Ctrl-C raise SIGINT on posix. The old behavior for Ctrl-C,
to clear the current line buffer, has been moved to Ctrl-Q.
- Importing modules that start with `/` is now the only way to import from project root.
Before, this would import from / on disk. Previous imports that did not start with `.` or `/`
are now unambiguously importing from the syspath, instead of checking both the syspath and
the project root. This is backwards incompatible and dependencies should be updated for this.
- Change hash function for numbers.
- Improve error handling of `dofile`.
- Bug fixes in networking and subprocess code.
- Use markdown formatting in more places for docstrings.
## 1.13.1 - 2020-12-13
- Pretty printing a table with a prototype will look for `:_name` instead of `:name`
in the prototype table to tag the output.
- `match` macro implementation changed to be tail recursive.
- Adds a :preload loader which allows one to manually put things into `module/cache`.
- Add `buffer/push` function.
- Backtick delimited strings and buffers are now reindented based on the column of the
opening delimiter. Whitespace in columns to the left of the starting column is ignored unless
there are non-space/non-newline characters in that region, in which case the old behavior is preserved.
- Argument to `(error)` combinator in PEGs is now optional.
- Add `(line)` and `(column)` combinators to PEGs to capture source line and column.
This should make error reporting a bit easier.
- Add `merge-module` to core.
- During installation and release, merge janetconf.h into janet.h for easier install.
- Add `upscope` special form.
- `os/execute` and `os/spawn` can take streams for redirecting IO.
- Add `:parser` and `:read` parameters to `run-context`.
- Add `os/open` if ev is enabled.
- Add `os/pipe` if ev is enabled.
- Add `janet_thread_current(void)` to C API
- Add integer parsing forms to pegs. This makes parsing many binary protocols easier.
- Lots of updates to networking code - now can use epoll (or poll) on linux and IOCP on windows.
- Add `ev/` module. This exposes a fiber scheduler, queues, timeouts, and other functionality to users
for single threaded cooperative scheduling and asynchronous IO.
- Add `net/accept-loop` and `net/listen`. These functions break down `net/server` into it's essential parts
and are more flexible. They also allow further improvements to these utility functions.
- Various small bug fixes.
## 1.12.2 - 2020-09-20
- Add janet\_try and janet\_restore to C API.
- Fix `os/execute` regression on windows.
- Add :pipe option to `os/spawn`.
- Fix docstring typos.
## 1.12.1 - 2020-09-07
- Make `zero?`, `one?`, `pos?`, and `neg?` polymorphic.
- Add C++ support to jpm and improve C++ interop in janet.h.
- Add `%t` formatter to `printf`, `string/format`, and other formatter functions.
- Expose `janet_cfuns_prefix` in C API.
- Add `os/proc-wait` and `os/proc-kill` for interacting with processes.
- Add `janet_getjfile` to C API.
- Allow redirection of stdin, stdout, and stderr by passing keywords in the env table in `os/spawn` and `os/execute`.
- Add `os/spawn` to get a core/process back instead of an exit code as in `os/execute`.
When called like this, `os/execute` returns immediately.
- Add `:x` flag to os/execute to raise error when exit code is non-zero.
- Don't run `main` when flychecking.
- Add `:n` flag to `file/open` to raise an error if file cannot be opened.
- Fix import macro to not try and coerce everything to a string.
- Allow passing a second argument to `disasm`.
- Add `cancel`. Resumes a fiber but makes it immediately error at the yield point.
- Allow multi-line paste into built in repl.
- Add `(curenv)`.
- Change `net/read`, `net/chunk`, and `net/write` to raise errors in the case of failures.
- Add `janet_continue_signal` to C API. This indirectly enables C functions that yield to the event loop
to raise errors or other signals.
- Update meson build script to fix bug on Debian's version of meson
- Add `xprint`, `xprin`, `xprintf`, and `xprinf`.
- `net/write` now raises an error message if write fails.
- Fix issue with SIGPIPE on macOS and BSDs.
## 1.11.3 - 2020-08-03
- Add `JANET_HASHSEED` environment variable when `JANET_PRF` is enabled.
- Expose `janet_cryptorand` in C API.
- Properly initialize PRF in default janet program
- Add `index-of` to core library.
- Add `-fPIC` back to core CFLAGS (non-optional when compiling default client with Makefile)
- Fix defaults on Windows for ARM
- Fix defaults on NetBSD.
## 1.11.1 - 2020-07-25
- Fix jpm and git with multiple git installs on Windows
- Fix importing a .so file in the current directory
- Allow passing byte sequence types directly to typed-array constructors.
- Fix bug sending files between threads.
- Disable PRF by default.
- Update the soname.
## 1.11.0 - 2020-07-18
- Add `forever` macro.
- Add `any?` predicate to core.
- Add `jpm list-pkgs` subcommand to see which package aliases are in the listing.
- Add `jpm list-installed` subcommand to see which packages are installed.
- Add `math/int-min`, `math/int-max`, `math/int32-min`, and `math/int32-max` for getting integer limits.
- The gc interval is now autotuned, to prevent very bad gc behavior.
- Improvements to the bytecode compiler, Janet will now generate more efficient bytecode.
- Add `peg/find`, `peg/find-all`, `peg/replace`, and `peg/replace-all`
- Add `math/nan`
- Add `forv` macro
- Add `symbol/slice`
- Add `keyword/slice`
- Allow cross compilation with Makefile.
- Change `compare-primitive` to `cmp` and make it more efficient.
- Add `reverse!` for reversing an array or buffer in place.
- `janet_dobytes` and `janet_dostring` return parse errors in \*out
- Add `repeat` macro for iterating something n times.
- Add `eachy` (each yield) macro for iterating a fiber.
- Fix `:generate` verb in loop macro to accept non symbols as bindings.
- Add `:h`, `:h+`, and `:h*` in `default-peg-grammar` for hexadecimal digits.
- Fix `%j` formatter to print numbers precisely (using the `%.17g` format string to printf).
## 1.10.1 - 2020-06-18
- Expose `janet_table_clear` in API.
- Respect `JANET_NO_PROCESSES` define when building
- Fix `jpm` rules having multiple copies of the same dependency.
- Fix `jpm` install in some cases.
- Add `array/trim` and `buffer/trim` to shrink the backing capacity of these types
to their current length.
## 1.10.0 - 2020-06-14
- Hardcode default jpm paths on install so env variables are needed in fewer cases.
- Add `:no-compile` to `create-executable` option for jpm.
- Fix bug with the `trace` function.
- Add `:h`, `:a`, and `:c` flags to `thread/new` for creating new kinds of threads.
By default, threads will now consume much less memory per thread, but sending data between
threads may cost more.
- Fix flychecking when using the `use` macro.
- CTRL-C no longer exits the repl, and instead cancels the current form.
- Various small bug fixes
- New MSI installer instead of NSIS based installer.
- Make `os/realpath` work on windows.
- Add polymorphic `compare` functions for comparing numbers.
- Add `to` and `thru` peg combinators.
- Add `JANET_GIT` environment variable to jpm to use a specific git binary (useful mainly on windows).
- `asm` and `disasm` functions now use keywords instead of macros for keys. Also
some slight changes to the way constants are encoded (remove wrapping `quote` in some cases).
- Expose current macro form inside macros as (dyn :macro-form)
- Add `tracev` macro.
- Fix compiler bug that emitted incorrect code in some cases for while loops that create closures.
- Add `:fresh` option to `(import ...)` to overwrite the module cache.
- `(range x y 0)` will return an empty array instead of hanging forever.
- Rename `jpm repl` to `jpm debug-repl`.
## 1.9.1 - 2020-05-12
- Add :prefix option to declare-source
- Re-enable minimal builds with the debugger.
- Add several flags for configuring Janet on different platforms.
- Fix broken meson build from 1.9.0 and add meson to CI.
- Fix compilation issue when nanboxing is disabled.
## 1.9.0 - 2020-05-10
- Add `:ldflags` option to many jpm declare functions.
- Add `errorf` to core.
- Add `lenprefix` combinator to PEGs.
- Add `%M`, `%m`, `%N`, and `%n` formatters to formatting functions. These are the
same as `%Q`, `%q`, `%P`, and `%p`, but will not truncate long values.
- Add `fiber/root`.
- Add beta `net/` module to core for socket based networking.
- Add the `parse` function to parse strings of source code more conveniently.
- Add `jpm rule-tree` subcommand.
- Add `--offline` flag to jpm to force use of the cache.
- Allow sending pointers and C functions across threads via `thread/send`.
- Fix bug in `getline`.
- Add `sh-rule` and `sh-phony` to jpm's dialect of Janet.
- Change C api's `janet_formatb` -> `janet_formatbv`, and add new function `janet_formatb` to C api.
- Add `edefer` macro to core.
- A struct/table literal/constructor with duplicate keys will use the last value given.
Previously, this was inconsistent between tables and structs, literals and constructor functions.
- Add debugger to core. The debugger functions are only available
in a debug repl, and are prefixed by a `.`.
- Add `sort-by` and `sorted-by` to core.
- Support UTF-8 escapes in strings via `\uXXXX` or `\UXXXXXX`.
- Add `math/erf`
- Add `math/erfc`
- Add `math/log1p`
- Add `math/next`
- Add os/umask
- Add os/perm-int
- Add os/perm-string
- Add :int-permissions option for os/stat.
- Add `jpm repl` subcommand, as well as `post-deps` macro in project.janet files.
- Various bug fixes.
## 1.8.1 - 2020-03-31
- Fix bugs for big endian systems
- Fix 1.8.0 regression on BSDs
## 1.8.0 - 2020-03-29
- Add `reduce2`, `accumulate`, and `accumulate2`.
- Add lockfiles to `jpm` via `jpm make-lockfile` and `jpm load-lockfile`.
- Add `os/realpath` (Not supported on windows).
- Add `os/chmod`.
- Add `chr` macro.
- Allow `_` in the `match` macro to match anything without creating a binding
or doing unification. Also change behavior of matching nil.
- Add `:range-to` and `:down-to` verbs in the `loop` macro.
- Fix `and` and `or` macros returning nil instead of false in some cases.
- Allow matching successfully against nil values in the `match` macro.
- Improve `janet_formatc` and `janet_panicf` formatters to be more like `string/format`.
This makes it easier to make nice error messages from C.
- Add `signal`
- Add `fiber/can-resume?`
- Allow fiber functions to accept arguments that are passed in via `resume`.
- Make flychecking slightly less strict but more useful
- Correct arity for `next`
- Correct arity for `marshal`
- Add `flush` and `eflush`
- Add `prompt` and `return` on top of signal for user friendly delimited continuations.
- Fix bug in buffer/blit when using the offset-src argument.
- Fix segfault with malformed pegs.
## 1.7.0 - 2020-02-01
- Remove `file/fileno` and `file/fdopen`.
- Remove `==`, `not==`, `order<`, `order>`, `order<=`, and `order>=`. Instead, use the normal
comparison and equality functions.
- Let abstract types define a hash function and comparison/equality semantics. This lets
abstract types much better represent value types. This adds more fields to abstract types, which
will generate warnings when compiled against other versions.
- Remove Emscripten build. Instead, use the amalgamated source code with a custom toolchain.
- Update documentation.
- Add `var-`
- Add `module/add-paths`
- Add `file/temp`
- Add `mod` function to core.
- Small bug fixes
- Allow signaling from C functions (yielding) via janet\_signalv. This
makes it easy to write C functions that work with event loops, such as
in libuv or embedded in a game.
- Add '%j' formatting option to the format family of functions.
- Add `defer`
- Add `assert`
- Add `when-with`
- Add `if-with`
- Add completion to the default repl based on currently defined bindings. Also generally improve
the repl keybindings.
- Add `eachk`
- Add `eachp`
- Improve functionality of the `next` function. `next` now works on many different
types, not just tables and structs. This allows for more generic data processing.
- Fix thread module issue where sometimes decoding a message failed.
- Fix segfault regression when macros are called with bad arity.
## 1.6.0 - 2019-12-22
- Add `thread/` module to the core.
- Allow seeding RNGs with any sequence of bytes. This provides
a wider key space for the RNG. Exposed in C as `janet_rng_longseed`.
- Fix issue in `resume` and similar functions that could cause breakpoints to be skipped.
- Add a number of new math functions.
- Improve debugger experience and capabilities. See examples/debugger.janet
for what an interactive debugger could look like.
- Add `debug/step` (janet\_step in the C API) for single stepping Janet bytecode.
- The built in repl now can enter the debugger on any signal (errors, yields,
user signals, and debug signals). To enable this, type (setdyn :debug true)
in the repl environment.
- When exiting the debugger, the fiber being debugged is resumed with the exit value
of the debug session (the value returned by `(quit return-value)`, or nil if user typed Ctrl-D).
- `(quit)` can take an optional argument that is the return value. If a module
contains `(quit some-value)`, the value of that module returned to `(require "somemod")`
is the return value. This lets module writers completely customize a module without writing
a loader.
- Add nested quasiquotation.
- Add `os/cryptorand`
- Add `prinf` and `eprinf` to be have like `printf` and `eprintf`. The latter two functions
now including a trailing newline, like the other print functions.
- Add nan?
- Add `janet_in` to C API.
- Add `truthy?`
- Add `os/environ`
- Add `buffer/fill` and `array/fill`
- Add `array/new-filled`
- Use `(doc)` with no arguments to see available bindings and dynamic bindings.
- `jpm` will use `CC` and `AR` environment variables when compiling programs.
- Add `comptime` macro for compile time evaluation.
- Run `main` functions in scripts if they exist, just like jpm standalone binaries.
- Add `protect` macro.
- Add `root-env` to get the root environment table.
- Change marshalling protocol with regard to abstract types.
- Add `show-paths` to `jpm`.
- Add several default patterns, like `:d` and `:s+`, to PEGs.
- Update `jpm` path settings to make using `jpm` easier on non-global module trees.
- Numerous small bug fixes and usability improvements.
### 1.5.1 - 2019-11-16
- Fix bug when printing buffer to self in some edge cases.
- Fix bug with `jpm` on windows.
- Fix `update` return value.
## 1.5.0 - 2019-11-10
- `os/date` now defaults to UTC.
- Add `--test` flag to jpm to test libraries on installation.
- Add `math/rng`, `math/rng-int`, and `math/rng-uniform`.
- Add `in` function to index in a stricter manner. Conversely, `get` will
now not throw errors on bad keys.
- Indexed types and byte sequences will now error when indexed out of range or
with bad keys.
- Add rng functions to Janet. This also replaces the RNG behind `math/random`
and `math/seedrandom` with a consistent, platform independent RNG.
- Add `with-vars` macro.
- Add the `quickbin` command to jpm.
- Create shell.c when making the amalgamated source. This can be compiled with
janet.c to make the janet interpreter.
- Add `cli-main` function to the core, which invokes Janet's CLI interface.
This basically moves what was init.janet into boot.janet.
- Improve flychecking, and fix flychecking bugs introduced in 1.4.0.
- Add `prin`, `eprint`, `eprintf` and `eprin` functions. The
functions prefix with e print to `(dyn :err stderr)`
- Print family of functions can now also print to buffers
(before, they could only print to files.) Output can also
be completely disabled with `(setdyn :out false)`.
- `printf` is now a c function for optimizations in the case
of printing to buffers.
## 1.4.0 - 2019-10-14
- Add `quit` function to exit from a repl, but not always exit the entire
application.
- Add `update-pkgs` to jpm.
- Integrate jpm with https://github.com/janet-lang/pkgs.git. jpm can now
install packages based on their short names in the package listing, which
can be customized via an env variable.
- Add `varfn` macro
- Add compile time arity checking when function in function call is known.
- Added `slice` to the core library.
- The `*/slice` family of functions now can take nil as start or end to get
the same behavior as the defaults (0 and -1) for those parameters.
- `string/` functions that take a pattern to search for will throw an error
when receiving the empty string.
- Replace (start:end) style stacktrace source position information with
line, column. This should be more readable for humans. Also, range information
can be recovered by re-parsing source.
## 1.3.1 - 2019-09-21
- Fix some linking issues when creating executables with native dependencies.
- jpm now runs each test script in a new interpreter.
- Fix an issue that prevent some valid programs from compiling.
- Add `mean` to core.
- Abstract types that implement the `:+`, `:-`, `:*`, `:/`, `:>`, `:==`, `:<`,
`:<=`, and `:>=` methods will work with the corresponding built-in
arithmetic functions. This means built-in integer types can now be used as
normal number values in many contexts.
- Allow (length x) on typed arrays an other abstract types that implement
the :length method.
## 1.3.0 - 2019-09-05
- Add `get-in`, `put-in`, `update-in`, and `freeze` to core.
- Add `jpm run rule` and `jpm rules` to jpm to improve utility and discoverability of jpm.
- Remove `cook` module and move `path` module to https://github.com/janet-lang/path.git.
The functionality in `cook` is now bundled directly in the `jpm` script.
- Add `buffer/format` and `string/format` format flags `Q` and `q` to print colored and
non-colored single-line values, similar to `P` and `p`.
- Change default repl to print long sequences on one line and color stacktraces if color is enabled.
- Add `backmatch` pattern for PEGs.
- jpm detects if not in a Developer Command prompt on windows for a better error message.
- jpm install git submodules in dependencies
- Change default fiber stack limit to the maximum value of a 32 bit signed integer.
- Some bug fixes with `jpm`
- Fix bugs with pegs.
- Add `os/arch` to get ISA that janet was compiled for
- Add color to stacktraces via `(dyn :err-color)`
## 1.2.0 - 2019-08-08
- Add `take` and `drop` functions that are easier to use compared to the
existing slice functions.
- Add optional default value to `get`.
- Add function literal short-hand via `|` reader macro, which maps to the
`short-fn` macro.
- Add `int?` and `nat?` functions to the core.
- Add `(dyn :executable)` at top level to get what used to be
`(process/args 0)`.
- Add `:linux` to platforms returned by `(os/which)`.
- Update jpm to build standalone executables. Use `declare-executable` for this.
- Add `use` macro.
- Remove `process/args` in favor of `(dyn :args)`.
- Fix bug with Nanbox implementation allowing users to created
custom values of any type with typed array and marshal modules, which
was unsafe.
- Add `janet_wrap_number_safe` to API, for converting numbers to Janets
where the number could be any 64 bit, user provided bit pattern. Certain
NaN values (which a machine will never generate as a result of a floating
point operation) are guarded against and converted to a default NaN value.
## 1.1.0 - 2019-07-08
- Change semantics of `-l` flag to be import rather than dofile.
- Fix compiler regression in top level defs with destructuring.
- Add `table/clone`.
- Improve `jpm` tool with git and dependency capabilities, as well as better
module uninstalls.
## 1.0.0 - 2019-07-01
- Add `with` macro for resource handling.
- Add `propagate` function so we can "rethrow" signals after they are
intercepted. This makes signals even more flexible.
- Add `JANET_NO_DOCSTRINGS` and `JANET_NO_SOURCEMAPS` defines in janetconf.h
for shrinking binary size.
This seems to save about 50kB in most builds, so it's not usually worth it.
- Update module system to allow relative imports. The `:cur:` pattern
in `module/expand-path` will expand to the directory part of the current file, or
whatever the value of `(dyn :current-file)` is. The `:dir:` pattern gets
the directory part of the input path name.
- Remove `:native:` pattern in `module/paths`.
- Add `module/expand-path`
- Remove `module/*syspath*` and `module/*headerpath*` in favor of dynamic
bindings `:syspath` and `:headerpath`.
- Compiled PEGs can now be marshaled and unmarshaled.
- Change signature to `parser/state`
- Add `:until` verb to loop.
- Add `:p` flag to `fiber/new`.
- Add `file/{fdopen,fileno}` functions.
- Add `parser/clone` function.
- Add optional argument to `parser/where` to set parser byte index.
- Add optional `env` argument to `all-bindings` and `all-dynamics`.
- Add scratch memory C API functions for auto-released memory on next gc.
Scratch memory differs from normal GCed memory as it can also be freed normally
for better performance.
- Add API compatibility checking for modules. This will let native modules not load
when the host program is not of a compatible version or configuration.
- Change signature of `os/execute` to be much more flexible.
## 0.6.0 - 2019-05-29
- `file/close` returns exit code when closing file opened with `file/popen`.
- Add `os/rename`
- Update windows installer to include tools like `jpm`.
- Add `jpm` tool for building and managing projects.
- Change interface to `cook` tool.
- Add optional filters to `module/paths` to further refine import methods.
- Add keyword arguments via `&keys` in parameter list.
- Add `-k` flag for flychecking source.
- Change signature to `compile` function.
- Add `module/loaders` for custom loading functions.
- Add external unification to `match` macro.
- Add static library to main build.
- Add `janet/*headerpath*` and change location of installed headers.
- Let `partition` take strings.
- Haiku OS support
- Add `string/trim`, `string/trimr`, and `string/triml`.
- Add `dofile` function.
- Numbers require at least 1 significant digit.
- `file/read` will return nil on end of file.
- Fix various bugs.
## 0.5.0 - 2019-05-09
- Fix some bugs with buffers.
- Add `trace` and `untrace` to the core library.
- Add `string/has-prefix?` and `string/has-suffix?` to string module.
- Add simple debugger to repl that activates on errors or debug signal
- Remove `*env*` and `*doc-width*`.
- Add `fiber/getenv`, `fiber/setenv`, and `dyn`, and `setdyn`.
- Add support for dynamic bindings (via the `dyn` and `setdyn` functions).
- Change signatures of some functions like `eval` which no longer takes
an optional environment.
- Add printf function
- Make `pp` configurable with dynamic binding `:pretty-format`.
- Remove the `meta` function.
- Add `with-dyns` for blocks with dynamic bindings assigned.
- Allow leading and trailing newlines in backtick-delimited string (long strings).
These newlines will not be included in the actual string value.
## 0.4.1 - 2019-04-14
- Squash some bugs
- Peg patterns can now make captures in any position in a grammar.
- Add color to repl output
- Add array/remove function
- Add meson build support
- Add int module for int types
- Add meson build option
- Add (break) special form and improve loop macro
- Allow abstract types to specify custom tostring method
- Extend C API for marshalling abstract types and other values
- Add functions to `os` module.
## 0.4.0 - 2019-03-08
- Fix a number of smaller bugs
- Added :export option to import and require
- Added typed arrays
- Remove `callable?`.
- Remove `tuple/append` and `tuple/prepend`, which may have seemed like `O(1)`
operations. Instead, use the `splice` special to extend tuples.
- Add `-m` flag to main client to allow specifying where to load
system modules from.
- Add `-c` flag to main client to allow compiling Janet modules to images.
- Add `string/format` and `buffer/format`.
- Remove `string/pretty` and `string/number`.
- `make-image` function creates pre compiled images for janet. These images
link to the core library. They can be loaded via require or manually via
`load-image`.
- Add bracketed tuples as tuple constructor.
- Add partition function to core library.
- Pre-compile core library into an image for faster startup.
- Add methods to parser values that mirror the api.
- Add janet\_getmethod to CAPI for easier use of method like syntax.
- Add get/set to abstract types to allow them to behave more
like objects with methods.
- Add parser/insert to modify parser state programmatically
- Add debug/stacktrace for easy, pretty stacktraces
- Remove the status-pp function
- Update API to run-context to be much more sane
- Add :lflags option to cook/make-native
- Disallow NaNs as table or struct keys
- Update module resolution paths and format
## 0.3.0 - 2019-01-26
- Add amalgamated build to janet for easier embedding.
- Add os/date function
- Add slurp and spit to core library.
- Added this changelog.
- Added peg module (Parsing Expression Grammars)
- Move hand written documentation into website repository.
janet-1.41.2/CONTRIBUTING.md 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000010740 15145346076 0015146 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 # Guidelines for contributing to Janet
Thanks for taking time to contribute to Janet!
Please read this document before making contributions.
## Reporting bugs
* Check past and current issues to see if your problem has been run into before.
* If you can't find a past issue for your problem, or if the issues has been closed
you should open a new issue. If there is a closed issue that is relevant, make
sure to reference it.
* As with any project, include a comprehensive description of the problem and instructions
on how to reproduce it. If it is a compiler or language bug, please try to include a minimal
example. This means don't post all 200 lines of code from your project, but spend some time
distilling the problem to just the relevant code.
## Contributing Changes
If you want to contribute some code to the project, please submit a pull request and
follow the below guidelines. Not all changes will be merged, and some pull requests
may require changes before being merged.
* Include a description of the changes.
* If there are changes to the compiler or the language, please include tests in the test folder.
The test suites are not organized in any particular way now, so simply add your tests
to one of the test suite files (test/suite0.janet, test/suite1.janet, etc.). You can
run tests with `make test`. If you want to add a new test suite, simply add a file to
the test folder and make sure it is run when`make test` is invoked.
* Be consistent with the style. For C this means follow the indentation and style in
other files (files have MIT license at top, 4 spaces indentation, no trailing
whitespace, cuddled brackets, etc.) Use `make format` to automatically format your C code with
[astyle](http://astyle.sourceforge.net/astyle.html). You will probably need
to install this, but it can be installed with most package managers.
For janet code, use lisp indentation with 2 spaces. One can use janet.vim to
do this indentation, or approximate as close as possible. There is a janet formatter
in [spork](https://github.com/janet-lang/spork.git) that can be used to format code as well.
## C style
For changes to the VM and Core code, you will probably need to know C. Janet is programmed with
a subset of C99 that works with Microsoft Visual C++. This means most of C99 but with the following
omissions.
* No `restrict`
* Certain functions in the standard library are not always available
In practice, this means programming for both MSVC on one hand and everything else on the other.
The code must also build with emscripten, even if some features are not available, although
this is not a priority.
Code should compile warning free and run valgrind clean. I find that these two criteria are some
of the easiest ways to protect against a large number of bugs in an unsafe language like C. To check for
valgrind errors, run `make valtest` and check the output for undefined or flagged behavior.
### Formatting
Use [astyle](http://astyle.sourceforge.net/astyle.html) via `make format` to
ensure a consistent code style for C.
## Janet style
All janet code in the project should be formatted similar to the code in src/boot/boot.janet.
The auto formatting from janet.vim will work well.
## Typo Fixing and One-Line changes
Typo fixes are welcome, as are simple one line fixes. Do not open many separate pull requests for each
individual typo fix. This is incredibly annoying to deal with as someone needs to review each PR, run
CI, and merge. Instead, accumulate batches of typo fixes into a single PR. If there are objections to
specific changes, these can be addressed in the review process before the final merge, if the changes
are accepted.
Similarly, low effort and bad faith changes are annoying to developers and such issues may be closed
immediately without response.
## Contributions from Automated Tools
People making changes found or generated by automated tools MUST note this when opening an issue
or creating a pull request. This can help give context to developers if the change/issue is
confusing or nonsensical.
## Suggesting Changes
To suggest changes, open an issue on GitHub. Check GitHub for other issues
that may be related to your issue before opening a new suggestion. Suggestions
put forth without code will be considered, but not necessarily implemented in any
timely manner. In short, if you want extra functionality now, then build it.
* Include a good description of the problem that is being solved
* Include descriptions of potential solutions if you have some in mind.
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################################
##### Set global variables #####
################################
sinclude config.mk
PREFIX?=/usr/local
JANETCONF_HEADER?=src/conf/janetconf.h
INCLUDEDIR?=$(PREFIX)/include
BINDIR?=$(PREFIX)/bin
LIBDIR?=$(PREFIX)/lib
JANET_BUILD?="\"$(shell git log --pretty=format:'%h' -n 1 2> /dev/null || echo local)\""
CLIBS=-lm -lpthread
JANET_TARGET=build/janet
JANET_BOOT=build/janet_boot
JANET_IMPORT_LIB=build/janet.lib
JANET_LIBRARY_IMPORT_LIB=build/libjanet.lib
JANET_LIBRARY=build/libjanet.so
JANET_STATIC_LIBRARY=build/libjanet.a
JANET_PATH?=$(LIBDIR)/janet
JANET_MANPATH?=$(PREFIX)/share/man/man1/
JANET_PKG_CONFIG_PATH?=$(LIBDIR)/pkgconfig
JANET_DIST_DIR?=janet-dist
JANET_BOOT_FLAGS:=. JANET_PATH '$(JANET_PATH)'
JANET_TARGET_OBJECTS=build/janet.o build/shell.o
JPM_TAG?=master
SPORK_TAG?=master
HAS_SHARED?=1
DEBUGGER=gdb
SONAME_SETTER=-Wl,-soname,
STRIPFLAGS=-x -S
# For cross compilation
HOSTCC?=$(CC)
HOSTAR?=$(AR)
# Symbols are (optionally) removed later, keep -g as default!
CFLAGS?=-O2 -g
LDFLAGS?=-rdynamic
LIBJANET_LDFLAGS?=$(LDFLAGS)
RUN:=$(RUN)
COMMON_CFLAGS:=-std=c99 -Wall -Wextra -Isrc/include -Isrc/conf -fvisibility=hidden -fPIC
BOOT_CFLAGS:=-DJANET_BOOTSTRAP -DJANET_BUILD=$(JANET_BUILD) -O0 $(COMMON_CFLAGS) -g
BUILD_CFLAGS:=$(CFLAGS) $(COMMON_CFLAGS)
# Disable amalgamated build
ifeq ($(JANET_NO_AMALG), 1)
JANET_TARGET_OBJECTS+=$(patsubst src/%.c,build/%.bin.o,$(JANET_CORE_SOURCES))
JANET_BOOT_FLAGS+=image-only
endif
# For installation
LDCONFIG:=ldconfig "$(LIBDIR)"
# Check OS
UNAME?=$(shell uname -s)
ifeq ($(UNAME), Darwin)
CLIBS:=$(CLIBS) -ldl
SONAME_SETTER:=-Wl,-install_name,
JANET_LIBRARY=build/libjanet.dylib
LDCONFIG:=true
else ifeq ($(UNAME), Linux)
CLIBS:=$(CLIBS) -lrt -ldl
else ifeq ($(UNAME), SunOS)
BUILD_CFLAGS+=-D__EXTENSIONS__ -DJANET_NO_NANBOX
BOOT_CFLAGS+=-D__EXTENSIONS__ -DJANET_NO_NANBOX
CLIBS:=-lsocket -lm
STRIPFLAGS=-x
LDCONFIG:=false
endif
# For other unix likes, add flags here!
ifeq ($(UNAME), Haiku)
LDCONFIG:=true
LDFLAGS=-Wl,--export-dynamic
endif
# For Android (termux)
ifeq ($(UNAME), Linux) # uname on Darwin doesn't recognise -o
ifeq ($(shell uname -o), Android)
CLIBS:=$(CLIBS) -landroid-spawn
endif
endif
# Mingw
MINGW_COMPILER=
ifeq ($(findstring MINGW,$(UNAME)), MINGW)
MINGW_COMPILER=gcc
CLIBS:=-lws2_32 -lpsapi -lwsock32
LDFLAGS:=-Wl,--out-implib,$(JANET_IMPORT_LIB)
LIBJANET_LDFLAGS:=-Wl,--out-implib,$(JANET_LIBRARY_IMPORT_LIB)
JANET_TARGET:=$(JANET_TARGET).exe
JANET_BOOT:=$(JANET_BOOT).exe
COMPILER_VERSION:=$(shell $(CC) --version)
ifeq ($(findstring clang,$(COMPILER_VERSION)), clang)
MINGW_COMPILER=clang
endif
endif
$(shell mkdir -p build/core build/c build/boot build/mainclient)
all: $(JANET_TARGET) $(JANET_STATIC_LIBRARY) build/janet.h
ifeq ($(HAS_SHARED), 1)
all: $(JANET_LIBRARY)
endif
######################
##### Name Files #####
######################
JANET_HEADERS=src/include/janet.h $(JANETCONF_HEADER)
JANET_LOCAL_HEADERS=src/core/features.h \
src/core/util.h \
src/core/state.h \
src/core/gc.h \
src/core/vector.h \
src/core/fiber.h \
src/core/regalloc.h \
src/core/compile.h \
src/core/emit.h \
src/core/symcache.h
JANET_CORE_SOURCES=src/core/abstract.c \
src/core/array.c \
src/core/asm.c \
src/core/buffer.c \
src/core/bytecode.c \
src/core/capi.c \
src/core/cfuns.c \
src/core/compile.c \
src/core/corelib.c \
src/core/debug.c \
src/core/emit.c \
src/core/ev.c \
src/core/ffi.c \
src/core/fiber.c \
src/core/filewatch.c \
src/core/gc.c \
src/core/inttypes.c \
src/core/io.c \
src/core/marsh.c \
src/core/math.c \
src/core/net.c \
src/core/os.c \
src/core/parse.c \
src/core/peg.c \
src/core/pp.c \
src/core/regalloc.c \
src/core/run.c \
src/core/specials.c \
src/core/state.c \
src/core/string.c \
src/core/strtod.c \
src/core/struct.c \
src/core/symcache.c \
src/core/table.c \
src/core/tuple.c \
src/core/util.c \
src/core/value.c \
src/core/vector.c \
src/core/vm.c \
src/core/wrap.c
JANET_BOOT_SOURCES=src/boot/array_test.c \
src/boot/boot.c \
src/boot/buffer_test.c \
src/boot/number_test.c \
src/boot/system_test.c \
src/boot/table_test.c
JANET_BOOT_HEADERS=src/boot/tests.h
##########################################################
##### The bootstrap interpreter that creates janet.c #####
##########################################################
JANET_BOOT_OBJECTS=$(patsubst src/%.c,build/%.boot.o,$(JANET_CORE_SOURCES) $(JANET_BOOT_SOURCES))
$(JANET_BOOT_OBJECTS): $(JANET_BOOT_HEADERS)
build/%.boot.o: src/%.c $(JANET_HEADERS) $(JANET_LOCAL_HEADERS) Makefile
$(CC) $(BOOT_CFLAGS) -o $@ -c $<
$(JANET_BOOT): $(JANET_BOOT_OBJECTS)
$(CC) $(BOOT_CFLAGS) -o $@ $(JANET_BOOT_OBJECTS) $(CLIBS)
# Now the reason we bootstrap in the first place
build/c/janet.c: $(JANET_BOOT) src/boot/boot.janet
$(RUN) $(JANET_BOOT) $(JANET_BOOT_FLAGS) > $@
cksum $@
##################
##### Quicky #####
##################
build/%.bin.o: src/%.c $(JANET_HEADERS) $(JANET_LOCAL_HEADERS) Makefile
$(HOSTCC) $(BUILD_CFLAGS) -o $@ -c $<
########################
##### Amalgamation #####
########################
ifeq ($(UNAME), Darwin)
SONAME=libjanet.1.41.dylib
else
SONAME=libjanet.so.1.41
endif
ifeq ($(MINGW_COMPILER), clang)
SONAME=
SONAME_SETTER=
endif
build/c/shell.c: src/mainclient/shell.c
cp $< $@
build/janet.h: $(JANET_TARGET) src/include/janet.h $(JANETCONF_HEADER)
$(RUN) ./$(JANET_TARGET) tools/patch-header.janet src/include/janet.h $(JANETCONF_HEADER) $@
build/janetconf.h: $(JANETCONF_HEADER)
cp $< $@
build/janet.o: build/c/janet.c $(JANETCONF_HEADER) src/include/janet.h
$(HOSTCC) $(BUILD_CFLAGS) -c $< -o $@
build/shell.o: build/c/shell.c $(JANETCONF_HEADER) src/include/janet.h
$(HOSTCC) $(BUILD_CFLAGS) -c $< -o $@
$(JANET_TARGET): $(JANET_TARGET_OBJECTS)
$(HOSTCC) $(LDFLAGS) $(BUILD_CFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(CLIBS)
$(JANET_LIBRARY): $(JANET_TARGET_OBJECTS)
$(HOSTCC) $(LIBJANET_LDFLAGS) $(BUILD_CFLAGS) $(SONAME_SETTER)$(SONAME) -shared -o $@ $^ $(CLIBS)
$(JANET_STATIC_LIBRARY): $(JANET_TARGET_OBJECTS)
$(HOSTAR) rcs $@ $^
###################
##### Testing #####
###################
# Testing assumes HOSTCC=CC
TEST_SCRIPTS=$(wildcard test/suite*.janet)
EXAMPLE_SCRIPTS=$(wildcard examples/*.janet)
repl: $(JANET_TARGET)
$(RUN) ./$(JANET_TARGET)
debug: $(JANET_TARGET)
$(DEBUGGER) ./$(JANET_TARGET)
VALGRIND_COMMAND=$(RUN) valgrind --leak-check=full --quiet
CALLGRIND_COMMAND=$(RUN) valgrind --tool=callgrind
valgrind: $(JANET_TARGET)
$(VALGRIND_COMMAND) ./$(JANET_TARGET)
test: $(JANET_TARGET) $(TEST_SCRIPTS) $(EXAMPLE_SCRIPTS)
for f in test/suite*.janet; do $(RUN) ./$(JANET_TARGET) "$$f" || exit; done
for f in examples/*.janet; do $(RUN) ./$(JANET_TARGET) -k "$$f"; done
valtest: $(JANET_TARGET) $(TEST_SCRIPTS) $(EXAMPLE_SCRIPTS)
for f in test/suite*.janet; do $(VALGRIND_COMMAND) ./$(JANET_TARGET) "$$f" || exit; done
for f in examples/*.janet; do $(VALGRIND_COMMAND) ./$(JANET_TARGET) -k "$$f"; done
callgrind: $(JANET_TARGET)
$(CALLGRIND_COMMAND) ./$(JANET_TARGET)
calltest: $(JANET_TARGET) $(TEST_SCRIPTS) $(EXAMPLE_SCRIPTS)
for f in test/suite*.janet; do $(CALLGRIND_COMMAND) ./$(JANET_TARGET) "$$f" || exit; done
for f in examples/*.janet; do $(CALLGRIND_COMMAND) ./$(JANET_TARGET) -k "$$f"; done
########################
##### Distribution #####
########################
dist: build/janet-dist.tar.gz
build/janet-%.tar.gz: $(JANET_TARGET) \
build/janet.h \
janet.1 LICENSE CONTRIBUTING.md $(JANET_STATIC_LIBRARY) \
README.md build/c/janet.c build/c/shell.c
mkdir -p build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/bin
cp $(JANET_TARGET) build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/bin/
strip $(STRIPFLAGS) 'build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/bin/janet'
mkdir -p build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/include
cp build/janet.h build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/include/
mkdir -p build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/lib/
cp $(JANET_STATIC_LIBRARY) build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/lib/
cp $(JANET_LIBRARY) build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/lib/ || true
mkdir -p build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/man/man1/
cp janet.1 build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/man/man1/janet.1
mkdir -p build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/src/
cp build/c/janet.c build/c/shell.c build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/src/
cp CONTRIBUTING.md LICENSE README.md build/$(JANET_DIST_DIR)/
cd build && tar -czvf ../$@ ./$(JANET_DIST_DIR)
ifeq ($(HAS_SHARED), 1)
build/janet-%.tar.gz: $(JANET_LIBRARY)
endif
#########################
##### Documentation #####
#########################
docs: build/doc.html
build/doc.html: $(JANET_TARGET) tools/gendoc.janet
$(RUN) $(JANET_TARGET) tools/gendoc.janet > build/doc.html
########################
##### Installation #####
########################
.INTERMEDIATE: build/janet.pc
build/janet.pc: $(JANET_TARGET)
echo 'prefix=$(PREFIX)' > $@
echo 'exec_prefix=$${prefix}' >> $@
echo 'includedir=$(INCLUDEDIR)/janet' >> $@
echo 'libdir=$(LIBDIR)' >> $@
echo "" >> $@
echo "Name: janet" >> $@
echo "Url: https://janet-lang.org" >> $@
echo "Description: Library for the Janet programming language." >> $@
$(RUN) $(JANET_TARGET) -e '(print "Version: " janet/version)' >> $@
echo 'Cflags: -I$${includedir}' >> $@
echo 'Libs: -L$${libdir} -ljanet' >> $@
echo 'Libs.private: $(CLIBS)' >> $@
install: $(JANET_TARGET) $(JANET_LIBRARY) $(JANET_STATIC_LIBRARY) build/janet.pc build/janet.h
$(eval JANET_VERSION := $(shell $(JANET_TARGET) -e '(print janet/version)'))
mkdir -p '$(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)'
cp $(JANET_TARGET) '$(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/janet'
strip $(STRIPFLAGS) '$(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/janet'
mkdir -p '$(DESTDIR)$(INCLUDEDIR)/janet'
cp -r build/janet.h '$(DESTDIR)$(INCLUDEDIR)/janet'
ln -sf ./janet/janet.h '$(DESTDIR)$(INCLUDEDIR)/janet.h'
mkdir -p '$(DESTDIR)$(JANET_PATH)'
mkdir -p '$(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)'
if test $(UNAME) = Darwin ; then \
cp $(JANET_LIBRARY) '$(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)/libjanet.$(JANET_VERSION).dylib' ; \
ln -sf $(SONAME) '$(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)/libjanet.dylib' ; \
ln -sf libjanet.$(JANET_VERSION).dylib $(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)/$(SONAME) ; \
else \
cp $(JANET_LIBRARY) '$(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)/libjanet.so.$(JANET_VERSION)' ; \
ln -sf $(SONAME) '$(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)/libjanet.so' ; \
ln -sf libjanet.so.$(JANET_VERSION) $(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)/$(SONAME) ; \
fi
cp $(JANET_STATIC_LIBRARY) '$(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)/libjanet.a'
mkdir -p '$(DESTDIR)$(JANET_MANPATH)'
cp janet.1 '$(DESTDIR)$(JANET_MANPATH)'
mkdir -p '$(DESTDIR)$(JANET_PKG_CONFIG_PATH)'
cp build/janet.pc '$(DESTDIR)$(JANET_PKG_CONFIG_PATH)/janet.pc'
cp '$(JANET_IMPORT_LIB)' '$(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)' || echo 'no import lib to install (mingw only)'
cp '$(JANET_LIBRARY_IMPORT_LIB)' '$(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)' || echo 'no import lib to install (mingw only)'
[ -z '$(DESTDIR)' ] && $(LDCONFIG) || echo "You can ignore this error for non-Linux systems or local installs"
install-jpm-git: $(JANET_TARGET)
mkdir -p build
rm -rf build/jpm
git clone --depth=1 --branch='$(JPM_TAG)' https://github.com/janet-lang/jpm.git build/jpm
cd build/jpm && PREFIX='$(PREFIX)' \
DESTDIR=$(DESTDIR) \
JANET_MANPATH='$(JANET_MANPATH)' \
JANET_HEADERPATH='$(INCLUDEDIR)/janet' \
JANET_BINPATH='$(BINDIR)' \
JANET_LIBPATH='$(LIBDIR)' \
$(RUN) ../../$(JANET_TARGET) ./bootstrap.janet
install-spork-git: $(JANET_TARGET)
mkdir -p build
rm -rf build/spork
git clone --depth=1 --branch='$(SPORK_TAG)' https://github.com/janet-lang/spork.git build/spork
$(JANET_TARGET) -e '(bundle/install "build/spork")'
uninstall:
-rm '$(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/janet'
-rm -rf '$(DESTDIR)$(INCLUDEDIR)/janet'
-rm -rf '$(DESTDIR)$(INCLUDEDIR)/janet.h'
-rm -rf '$(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)'/libjanet.*
-rm '$(DESTDIR)$(JANET_PKG_CONFIG_PATH)/janet.pc'
-rm '$(DESTDIR)$(JANET_MANPATH)/janet.1'
# -rm -rf '$(DESTDIR)$(JANET_PATH)'/* - err on the side of correctness here
#################
##### Other #####
#################
format:
sh tools/format.sh
grammar: build/janet.tmLanguage
build/janet.tmLanguage: tools/tm_lang_gen.janet $(JANET_TARGET)
$(RUN) $(JANET_TARGET) $< > $@
compile-commands:
# Requires pip install compiledb
compiledb make
clean:
-rm -rf build vgcore.* callgrind.*
-rm -rf test/install/build test/install/modpath
help:
@echo
@echo 'Janet: A Dynamic Language & Bytecode VM'
@echo
@echo Usage:
@echo ' make Build Janet'
@echo ' make repl Start a REPL from a built Janet'
@echo
@echo ' make test Test a built Janet'
@echo ' make valgrind Assess Janet with Valgrind'
@echo ' make callgrind Assess Janet with Valgrind, using Callgrind'
@echo ' make valtest Run the test suite and examples with Valgrind to check for memory leaks'
@echo ' make calltest Run the test suite and examples with Callgrind'
@echo ' make dist Create a distribution tarball'
@echo ' make docs Generate documentation'
@echo ' make debug Run janet with GDB or LLDB'
@echo ' make install Install into the current filesystem'
@echo ' make uninstall Uninstall from the current filesystem'
@echo ' make clean Clean intermediate build artifacts'
@echo " make format Format Janet's own source files"
@echo ' make grammar Generate a TextMate language grammar'
@echo
@echo ' make install-jpm-git Install jpm into the current filesystem'
@echo ' make install-spork-git Install spork into the current filesystem'
@echo
.PHONY: clean install install-jpm-git install-spork-git repl debug valgrind test \
valtest callgrind callgrind-test dist uninstall docs grammar format help compile-commands
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**Janet** is a programming language for system scripting, expressive automation, and
extending programs written in C or C++ with user scripting capabilities.
Janet makes a good system scripting language, or a language to embed in other programs.
It's like Lua and GNU Guile in that regard. It has more built-in functionality and a richer core language than
Lua, but smaller than GNU Guile or Python. However, it is much easier to embed and port than Python or Guile.
There is a REPL for trying out the language, as well as the ability
to run script files. This client program is separate from the core runtime, so
Janet can be embedded in other programs. Try Janet in your browser at
.
## Examples
See the examples directory for all provided example programs.
### Game of Life
```janet
# John Conway's Game of Life
(def- window
(seq [x :range [-1 2]
y :range [-1 2]
:when (not (and (zero? x) (zero? y)))]
[x y]))
(defn- neighbors
[[x y]]
(map (fn [[x1 y1]] [(+ x x1) (+ y y1)]) window))
(defn tick
"Get the next state in the Game Of Life."
[state]
(def cell-set (frequencies state))
(def neighbor-set (frequencies (mapcat neighbors state)))
(seq [coord :keys neighbor-set
:let [count (get neighbor-set coord)]
:when (or (= count 3) (and (get cell-set coord) (= count 2)))]
coord))
(defn draw
"Draw cells in the game of life from (x1, y1) to (x2, y2)"
[state x1 y1 x2 y2]
(def cellset @{})
(each cell state (put cellset cell true))
(loop [x :range [x1 (+ 1 x2)]
:after (print)
y :range [y1 (+ 1 y2)]]
(file/write stdout (if (get cellset [x y]) "X " ". ")))
(print))
# Print the first 20 generations of a glider
(var *state* '[(0 0) (-1 0) (1 0) (1 1) (0 2)])
(for i 0 20
(print "generation " i)
(draw *state* -7 -7 7 7)
(set *state* (tick *state*)))
```
### TCP Echo Server
```janet
# A simple TCP echo server using the built-in socket networking and event loop.
(defn handler
"Simple handler for connections."
[stream]
(defer (:close stream)
(def id (gensym))
(def b @"")
(print "Connection " id "!")
(while (:read stream 1024 b)
(printf " %v -> %v" id b)
(:write stream b)
(buffer/clear b))
(printf "Done %v!" id)
(ev/sleep 0.5)))
(net/server "127.0.0.1" "8000" handler)
```
### Windows FFI Hello, World!
```janet
# Use the FFI to popup a Windows message box - no C required
(ffi/context "user32.dll")
(ffi/defbind MessageBoxA :int
[w :ptr text :string cap :string typ :int])
(MessageBoxA nil "Hello, World!" "Test" 0)
```
## Language Features
* 600+ functions and macros in the core library
* Built-in socket networking, threading, subprocesses, and file system functions.
* Parsing Expression Grammars (PEG) engine as a more robust Regex alternative
* Macros and compile-time computation
* Per-thread event loop for efficient IO (epoll/IOCP/kqueue)
* First-class green threads (continuations) as well as OS threads
* Erlang-style supervision trees that integrate with the event loop
* First-class closures
* Garbage collection
* Distributed as janet.c and janet.h for embedding into a larger program.
* Python-style generators (implemented as a plain macro)
* Mutable and immutable arrays (array/tuple)
* Mutable and immutable hashtables (table/struct)
* Mutable and immutable strings (buffer/string)
* Tail recursion
* Interface with C functions and dynamically load plugins ("natives").
* Built-in C FFI for when the native bindings are too much work
* REPL development with debugger and inspectable runtime
## Documentation
* For a quick tutorial, see [the introduction](https://janet-lang.org/docs/index.html) for more details.
* For the full API for all functions in the core library, see [the core API doc](https://janet-lang.org/api/index.html).
Documentation is also available locally in the REPL.
Use the `(doc symbol-name)` macro to get API
documentation for symbols in the core library. For example,
```
(doc apply)
```
shows documentation for the `apply` function.
To get a list of all bindings in the default
environment, use the `(all-bindings)` function. You
can also use the `(doc)` macro with no arguments if you are in the REPL
to show bound symbols.
## Source
You can get the source on [GitHub](https://github.com/janet-lang/janet) or
[SourceHut](https://git.sr.ht/~bakpakin/janet). While the GitHub repo is the official repo,
the SourceHut mirror is actively maintained.
## Spork and JPM
Spork and JPM are two companion projects to Janet. They are optional, especially in an embedding use case.
Spork is a collection of common utility modules, and several packaged scripts
like `janet-format` for code formatting, `janet-netrepl` for a socket-based
REPL, and `janet-pm` for a comprehensive Janet project manager tool. The
modules in `spork` are less stable than the interfaces in core Janet, although
we try to prevent breaking changes to existing modules, with a preference to
add new modules and functions. Spork requires a C compiler to build and install
various extenstion components such as miniz and JSON utilities. Many spork
sub-modules, for example spork/path, are independent and can be manually
vendored in programmer projects without fully installing spork.
When install Spork, scripts will be installed to $JANET_PATH/bin/ on POSIX systems by default.
This likely needs to be added to the path to use these scripts.
JPM is the older, more opinionated, project manager tool, which has it's pros
and cons. It does not require a C compiler to build and install, but is less
flexible and is not receiving many changes and improvements going forward. It
may also be harder to configure correctly on new systems. In that sense, it may
be more stable.
JPM will install to /usr/local/bin/ on posix systems by default, which may or
may not be on your PATH.
## Building
When building from source, for stability, please use the latest tagged release. For
example, run `git checkout $(git describe --tags --abbrev=0)` after cloning but
before building. For the latest development, build directly on the master
branch. The master branch is not-necessarily stable as most Janet development
happens directly on the master branch.
### macOS and Unix-like
The Makefile is non-portable and requires GNU-flavored make.
```sh
cd somewhere/my/projects/janet
make
make test
make repl
make install
make install-spork-git # optional
make install-jpm-git # optional
```
Find out more about the available make targets by running `make help`.
### Alpine Linux
To build a statically-linked build of Janet, Alpine Linux + MUSL is a good
combination. Janet can also be built inside a docker container or similar in
this manner. This is a great way to try Janet without committing to a full
install or needing to customize the default install.
```sh
docker run -it --rm alpine /bin/ash
$ apk add make gcc musl-dev git
$ git clone https://github.com/janet-lang/janet.git
$ cd janet
$ make -j10
$ make test
$ make install
$ make install-spork-git # optional
$ make install-jpm-git # optional
```
Note that for a true statically-linked binary with MUSL, one needs to add `-static` to the Makefile flags. This
will also disable runtime loading of native modules (plugins) as well as the FFI.
### 32-bit Haiku
32-bit Haiku build instructions are the same as the UNIX-like build instructions,
but you need to specify an alternative compiler, such as `gcc-x86`.
```sh
cd somewhere/my/projects/janet
make CC=gcc-x86
make test
make repl
make install
make install-spork-git # optional
make install-jpm-git # optional
```
### FreeBSD
FreeBSD build instructions are the same as the UNIX-like build instructions,
but you need `gmake` to compile. Alternatively, install the package directly with `pkg install lang/janet`.
```sh
cd somewhere/my/projects/janet
gmake
gmake test
gmake repl
gmake install
gmake install-spork-git # optional
gmake install-jpm-git # optional
```
### NetBSD
NetBSD build instructions are the same as the FreeBSD build instructions.
Alternatively, install the package directly with `pkgin install janet`.
### illumos
Building on illumos is exactly the same as building on FreeBSD.
### Windows
1. Install [Visual Studio](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/thank-you-downloading-visual-studio/?sku=Community&rel=15#) or [Visual Studio Build Tools](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/thank-you-downloading-visual-studio/?sku=BuildTools&rel=15#).
2. Run a Visual Studio Command Prompt (`cl.exe` and `link.exe` need to be on your PATH) and `cd` to the directory with Janet.
3. Run `build_win` to compile Janet.
4. Run `build_win test` to make sure everything is working.
To build an `.msi` installer executable, in addition to the above steps, you will have to:
5. Install, or otherwise add to your PATH the [WiX 3.14 Toolset](https://github.com/wixtoolset/wix3/releases).
6. Run `build_win dist`.
Now you should have an `.msi`. You can run `build_win install` to install the `.msi`, or execute the file itself.
### Meson
Janet also has a build file for [Meson](https://mesonbuild.com/), a cross-platform build
system. Although Meson has a Python dependency, Meson is a very complete build system that
is maybe more convenient and flexible for integrating into existing pipelines.
Meson also provides much better IDE integration than Make or batch files, as well as support
for cross-compilation.
For the impatient, building with Meson is as follows. The options provided to
`meson setup` below emulate Janet's Makefile.
```sh
git clone https://github.com/janet-lang/janet.git
cd janet
meson setup build \
--buildtype release \
--optimization 2 \
--libdir /usr/local/lib \
-Dgit_hash=$(git log --pretty=format:'%h' -n 1)
ninja -C build
# Run the binary
build/janet
# Installation
ninja -C build install
```
## Development
Janet can be hacked on with pretty much any environment you like, but for IDE
lovers, [Gnome Builder](https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Builder) is probably the
best option, as it has excellent Meson integration. It also offers code completion
for Janet's C API right out of the box, which is very useful for exploring. VSCode, Vim,
Emacs, and Atom each have syntax packages for the Janet language, though.
## Installation
If you just want to try out the language, you don't need to install anything.
In this case you can also move the `janet` executable wherever you want on
your system and run it. However, for a fuller setup, please see the
[Introduction](https://janet-lang.org/docs/index.html) for more details.
## Usage
A REPL is launched when the binary is invoked with no arguments. Pass the `-h` flag
to display the usage information. Individual scripts can be run with `./janet myscript.janet`.
If you are looking to explore, you can print a list of all available macros, functions, and constants
by entering the command `(all-bindings)` into the REPL.
```
$ janet
Janet 1.7.1-dev-951e10f Copyright (C) 2017-2020 Calvin Rose
janet:1:> (+ 1 2 3)
6
janet:2:> (print "Hello, World!")
Hello, World!
nil
janet:3:> (os/exit)
$ janet -h
usage: janet [options] script args...
Options are:
-h : Show this help
-v : Print the version string
-s : Use raw stdin instead of getline like functionality
-e code : Execute a string of janet
-E code arguments... : Evaluate an expression as a short-fn with arguments
-d : Set the debug flag in the REPL
-r : Enter the REPL after running all scripts
-R : Disables loading profile.janet when JANET_PROFILE is present
-p : Keep on executing if there is a top-level error (persistent)
-q : Hide logo (quiet)
-k : Compile scripts but do not execute (flycheck)
-m syspath : Set system path for loading global modules
-c source output : Compile janet source code into an image
-i : Load the script argument as an image file instead of source code
-n : Disable ANSI color output in the REPL
-l lib : Use a module before processing more arguments
-w level : Set the lint warning level - default is "normal"
-x level : Set the lint error level - default is "none"
-- : Stop handling options
```
If installed, you can also run `man janet` to get usage information.
## Embedding
Janet can be embedded in a host program very easily. The normal build
will create a file `build/c/janet.c`, a C source code file that
that contains the amalgamated source to Janet. This file, along with
`src/include/janet.h` and `src/conf/janetconf.h`, can be dragged into any C
project and compiled into it. Janet should be compiled with `-std=c99`
on most compilers, and will need to be linked to the math library, `-lm`, and
the dynamic linker, `-ldl`, if one wants to be able to load dynamic modules. If
there is no need for dynamic modules, add the define
`-DJANET_NO_DYNAMIC_MODULES` to the compiler options.
See the [Embedding Section](https://janet-lang.org/capi/embedding.html) on the website for more information.
## Discussion
Feel free to ask questions and join the discussion on the [Janet Zulip Instance](https://janet.zulipchat.com/)
## FAQ
### How fast is it?
It is about the same speed as most interpreted languages without a JIT compiler. Tight, critical
loops should probably be written in C or C++ . Programs tend to be a bit faster than
they would be in a language like Python due to the discouragement of slow Object-Oriented abstraction
with lots of hash-table lookups, and making late-binding explicit. All values are boxed in an 8-byte
representation by default and allocated on the heap, with the exception of numbers, nils and booleans. The
PEG engine is a specialized interpreter that can efficiently process string and buffer data.
The GC is simple and stop-the-world, but GC knobs are exposed in the core library and separate threads
have isolated heaps and garbage collectors. Data that is shared between threads is reference counted.
YMMV.
### Where is (favorite feature from other language)?
It may exist, it may not. If you want to propose a major language feature, go ahead and open an issue, but
it will likely be closed as "will not implement". Often, such features make one usecase simpler at the expense
of 5 others by making the language more complicated.
### Is there a language spec?
There is not currently a spec besides the documentation at .
### Is this Scheme/Common Lisp? Where are the cons cells?
Nope. There are no cons cells here.
### Is this a Clojure port?
No. It's similar to Clojure superficially because I like Lisps and I like the aesthetics.
Internally, Janet is not at all like Clojure, Scheme, or Common Lisp.
### Are the immutable data structures (tuples and structs) implemented as hash tries?
No. They are immutable arrays and hash tables. Don't try and use them like Clojure's vectors
and maps, instead they work well as table keys or other identifiers.
### Can I do object-oriented programming with Janet?
To some extent, yes. However, it is not the recommended method of abstraction, and performance may suffer.
That said, tables can be used to make mutable objects with inheritance and polymorphism, where object
methods are implemented with keywords.
```clj
(def Car @{:honk (fn [self msg] (print "car " self " goes " msg)) })
(def my-car (table/setproto @{} Car))
(:honk my-car "Beep!")
```
### Why can't we add (feature from Clojure) into the core?
Usually, one of a few reasons:
- Often, it already exists in a different form and the Clojure port would be redundant.
- Clojure programs often generate a lot of garbage and rely on the JVM to clean it up.
Janet does not run on the JVM and has a more primitive garbage collector.
- We want to keep the Janet core small. With Lisps, a feature can usually be added as a library
without feeling "bolted on", especially when compared to ALGOL-like languages. Adding features
to the core also makes it a bit more difficult to keep Janet maximally portable.
### Can I bind to Rust/Zig/Go/Java/Nim/C++/D/Pascal/Fortran/Odin/Jai/(Some new "Systems" Programming Language)?
Probably, if that language has a good interface with C. But the programmer may need to do
some extra work to map Janet's internal memory model to that of the bound language. Janet
also uses `setjmp`/`longjmp` for non-local returns internally. This
approach is out of favor with many programmers now and doesn't always play well with other languages
that have exceptions or stack-unwinding.
### Why is my terminal spitting out junk when I run the REPL?
Make sure your terminal supports ANSI escape codes. Most modern terminals will
support these, but some older terminals, Windows consoles, or embedded terminals
will not. If your terminal does not support ANSI escape codes, run the REPL with
the `-n` flag, which disables color output. You can also try the `-s` flag if further issues
ensue.
## Why is it called "Janet"?
Janet is named after the almost omniscient and friendly artificial being in [The Good Place](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Place).
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