cljrs-runtime

Core standard library for clojurust — the clojure.core equivalent. Provides built-in functions, macros, and concurrency primitives that Clojure programs expect to exist at startup.

Phase: 5 (core functions) + Phase 7 (concurrency) — stub only, not yet implemented.

File layout

src/
  lib.rs    — doc-comment stub describing planned implementation

Planned public API (Phase 5 + 7)

The runtime registers native Rust functions into the clojure.core namespace at interpreter startup. End-user Clojure code calls these transparently; no Rust API is public beyond the registration entry point:

/// Register all core functions and macros into `env`.
/// Called once during interpreter initialisation.
pub fn register_core(env: &mut cljrs_eval::Env)

Planned function groups:

• Arithmetic & comparison — +, -, *, /, =, <, >, mod, …
• Type predicates — nil?, number?, string?, seq?, fn?, …
• Persistent collections — conj, assoc, dissoc, get, count, first, rest, cons, into, …
• Seq abstractions — map, filter, reduce, take, drop, flatten, …
• Lazy sequences — lazy-seq, range, repeat, iterate, …
• String & I/O — str, println, print, slurp, spit, …
• Core macros — when, when-not, cond, ->, ->>, and, or, doto, for, dotimes, while, …
• Concurrency (Phase 7) — atom, swap!, reset!, deref; ref, dosync, alter, commute; agent, send; future, promise, deliver

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