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Waspello is using Postgres but it isn't noted anywhere, so it is confusing for the users trying to run it. We should note it in Waspello's README and link to the docs where it is explained how to setup and run Postgres.

The quickstart is amazing and I want to learn more language features. doc/Language.md gives a good high-level overview of what's possible, but I found it difficult to put into practice.

I'd love to see more guides like the quickstart (description of individual keystrokes) or hosted .lamdu files.

Tests for following standard libraries seem to be missing. Although some libraries might be difficult to test (such as random.egi or io.egi), it'd be nice to have some tests that make sure all the functions in these libraries can be (at least) executed without dynamic errors.

• lib/core/io.egi
• lib/core/random.egi
• lib/core/shell.egi
• lib/core/sort.egi
• Every

We are currently using the library filepath-1.4.2.2. In this version, the library offers its API for the type Filepath:

type FilePath = String

We are all aware of the problems of using String in haskell.

Recently,

Description / 説明

スコープに被りがなければ変数名に suffix を付けないでほしい

The current implementation avoids name conflicts of variables even when the scopes of them are distinct. For example, i and i2 are used in the following result:

int64_t solve(int64_t n, int64_t c, std::vector<int64_t> h) {
    ...
    for (int32_t i = 0; i < 1ll; ++ i) {
        ...
    }
    for (int32_t i2 = 0; i2 < 

As the title says.

This really comes in two stages

• COMPLETED -O
  • Handle one flag, -O which is like that of, e,g., GHC, GCC, where you control a curated set of passes
  • LLVM has such curated pass sets, so this is the simplest stage to support
• -f
  • -f flags, e.g., -ffast-math, are much more general, being switches for each particular optimisation
  • this one seems