things going well

bin/test.slime

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 (import "alist.slime")
 
 (define-typed (tf n :number a :alist)
-  (printf n)
+  (printf :end " " "the number is" n "and the alist is")
   (pprint-alist a))
 
 
@@ -13,4 +13,5 @@
 (define (test a b)
   (printf a b))
 
+(printf "addr-of test:" (addr-of test))
 (test :ij :yes)

build.bat

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ pushd bin
 taskkill /F /IM %exeName% > NUL 2> NUL
 
 echo ---------- Compiling ----------
-call timecmd cl ../src/main.cpp /std:c++latest /Fe%exeName% /W3 /Zi /nologo /EHsc /link /NODEFAULTLIB:libucrt libucrtd.lib
+call ..\timecmd cl ../src/main.cpp /std:c++latest /Fe%exeName% /W3 /Zi /nologo /EHsc /link /NODEFAULTLIB:libucrt libucrtd.lib
 
 popd
 if %errorlevel% == 0 (

src/eval.cpp

@@ -427,7 +427,7 @@ proc eval_expr(Lisp_Object* node, Environment* env) -> Lisp_Object* {
             // is done at runtime...). That is why we sometimes have
             // stray macros fying around, in that case, we expand them
             // and bake them in, so they do not have to be expanded
-            // later again.
+            // later again. We will call this "lazy macro expansion"
             if (lispOperator->value.function.type == Function_Type::Macro) {
                 *node = *result;
                 try result = eval_expr(result, env);

src/memory.cpp

@@ -287,12 +287,12 @@ namespace Memory {
         // TODO(Felix): If argument is a list (pair), do a FULL copy,
 
         // we don't copy singleton objects
-        if (
-            n == Memory::nil || n == Memory::t ||
+        if (n == Memory::nil || n == Memory::t ||
             Memory::get_type(n) == Lisp_Object_Type::Symbol ||
-            Memory::get_type(n) == Lisp_Object_Type::Keyword
-            )
+            Memory::get_type(n) == Lisp_Object_Type::Keyword)
+        {
             return n;
+        }
 
         Lisp_Object* target;
         try target = create_lisp_object();