npm run build
make test
./compile -o some.hex some.clisp
or
./compile -S -o some.clvm some.clisp
Some tests are cribbed from the chialisp website and other info about chialisp. This isn't the authentic experience I hoped it'd be. It doesn't do any optimization just yet and takes a different approach to a few things. Still it's much more strict than the original and is written with a stricter separation between preprocessing, frontend and code generation in mind. It should be able to barf on many more errors up front than the main chialisp compiler.
Scopes are respected much more in this implementation than the original so that accidentally using f or a as the name of a defun or argument will work as expected. Very few names are taken as special forms, but "q", "qq" and "quote" definitely are.
This code does not share the original code's sharing of quoted string and atom namespace.
This is very lightly tested code and might not produce correct output for every valid chialisp program.
What is tested and working is in tests/test.ml