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algebraic-effects
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Cleanup build
When wondering why there were failing checks, I looked and saw that we still had the CircleCI webhook enabled. After disabling that webhook and check, I noticed we still have a couple things to do:
- It looks like we're doing both
branchandprbuilds. This is good, but shouldn't we be only doing one build per platform? Ideally we would dobranchbuilds, but with the the merge commit so
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Currently the tests are all in folders pos and neg.
Instead, we could organize them by topic:
- syntax
- handlers
- stdlib
- ...
and add additional README.md files to the folders guiding newcomers. Additionally, the tests could have comments explaining the features.
This way we could have a low cost documentation that is automatically checked
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problem
generated symbols are at risk of collision
'use effects'
try{
const result = perform ({type : 'effect'});
console.log(result);
} handle default with (e) {
const handler = "GOTCHA"
recall handler;
}
generates:
*[__defaultEffectHandler__](e, resume) {
const result = yield function (handler) {
return new Promise(async (res, rej)
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Not sure yet what their apis will look like as operations.