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@@ -23,9 +23,9 @@ Scheme, and compiles to a minimal bytecode. The cute scheme compiler (like most compilers) consists of a number of phases that gradually transform a program from scheme code through -numerous intermediate representations. The csc compiler has 2 such +numerous intermediate representations. The csc compiler has 3 such intermediate representations, not counting bytecode itself. These two -languages are called IR1 and IR2. +languages are creatively called IR1, IR2, and IR3. ### IR1 @@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ extensively from R6RS here. > substitution. Marks applied after a substitution, i.e., appear over > the substitution in the wrap, are not relevant and are ignored. --- R6RS libraries pp. 50--51 +—R6RS libraries pp. 50–51 I can't claim to understand everything in the above quote, but I'll try to summarize as best I can. The point of a wrap is that when an |