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2017-04-15
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Instaparse is known to be incompatible with bootstrapped cljs so I'm not surprised :(
Specifically, the cljs version currently uses clj to do macro-time compile steps
In theory, it doesn't have to do that logic on clj, but I don't know of an easy way to use reader conditionals, etc to write cross-compatible macros as opposed to functions
cross compatible macros
- thanks, now I have a focus .. soon instaparse will be bootstrapped cljs compatible 😃
although the earlier issue regarding the reader eagerly compiling the regex would add a little bit of hairiness 😞
Let me know if you need any assistance / explanations for some of the instaparse code