@neauoire How do you run the lisp.modal example from your code repo? Where is 'define' defined? Or is this an old syntax, only running with the python implementation from @wryl ?
@kr1sp1n @neauoire The C implementation should be able to be invoked by running..
./bin/modal lisp.modal
.. from the top level directory after running `make`.
The old `define` syntax is replaced with `<>` in the C implementation. You can add..
`define <> define`
.. to the top of any Modal source file to run it with the Python implementation. Bear in mind, I/O won't work in the Python implementation.
@wryl @kr1sp1n @neauoire In this case, to run lisp.modal I think you want the reverse:
lisp.modal
<> define <>
@jacereda @wryl @neauoire Thanks! Works with `<> define <>` at the top of examples/lisp.modal
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@kr1sp1n @neauoire The C implementation should be able to be invoked by running..
./bin/modal lisp.modal
.. from the top level directory after running `make`.
The old `define` syntax is replaced with `<>` in the C implementation. You can add..
`define <> define`
.. to the top of any Modal source file to run it with the Python implementation. Bear in mind, I/O won't work in the Python implementation.