Clojurians Log v2

Do you have the following working as of yet? • Some remote means of accepting code to eval (not sure if the repl you're talking about supports networked communication). • Try/catch support. I may have some thoughts on helping you with Clojure parity testing.

yup full nrepl support, and exception traces with decent error reporting already exist

and would love some help with parity testing

Since you're built on Janet which is on top of C (not the JVM), do you have any means of catching any error? E.g. catch Exception or catch Throwable? I'm not sure C or C++ gives you that capability but maybe Janet has a means of addressing that?

I'm experimenting with comparative eval style testing and I think some form of catch all is necessary for it to work.

yeah Janet provides the underlying mechanics here that I'm delegating to, and let me know if the current implementation handles your case once you have a chance to try it, it should work but there might be bugs you'll surface

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