renaming primitives.js since they're not directly the primitives we'll use; I need to adapt them.

js-assembler/get-runtime.rkt

@@ -31,9 +31,15 @@
 (define-runtime-path hashtable.js "runtime-src/jshashtable-2.1_src.js")
 (define-runtime-path jsnums.js "runtime-src/js-numbers.js")
 (define-runtime-path link.js "runtime-src/link.js")
+
+;; from js-vm
 (define-runtime-path helpers.js "runtime-src/helpers.js")
+;; from js-vm
 (define-runtime-path types.js "runtime-src/types.js")
-(define-runtime-path primitives.js "runtime-src/primitives.js")
+;; These primitives were coded for the js-vm project, and we'll gradually
+;; absorb them in.
+(define-runtime-path js-vm-primitives.js "runtime-src/js-vm-primitives.js")
+
 (define-runtime-path runtime.js "runtime-src/runtime.js")
 
 
@@ -46,7 +52,7 @@
                     link.js
                     helpers.js
                     types.js
-                    primitives.js
+                    js-vm-primitives.js
                     runtime.js))
 
 

notes/racket-days-abstract.txt

@@ -5,20 +5,23 @@ What is Whalesong?
 
 Why would anyone care?
 
-    Because it allows Racket programs to be deployed on the web.
+    * Because it allows Racket programs to be deployed on the web.
-    Furthermore, Racket programs can access native JavaScript APIs.
+
+    * Furthermore, Racket programs can access native JavaScript APIs.
+
+    * Because my previous attempt at this produced a slower evaluator;
+    this is much faster.
 
 
 What do you want to show?
 
-    I want to show the tool in action, programs that use it, and some
+    I want to show the tool in action, programs that use it
-    of the internals of how it works.
+       - like World programming, FFI
 
-    I want to show uses of the FFI.
+    I want to show performance numbers (which means benchmarks...)
 
-    As well as World programming.
+    I also want to show some of the internals, to show why the
-
+    JavaScript context makes things more complicated.
-    I also want to show performance numbers (which means benchmarks...)
 
 
 How do you use it?
@@ -26,6 +29,10 @@ How do you use it?
     I have a command line tool that consumes Racket programs and
     produces standalone JavaScript applications.
 
+    I'll be using this as the underlying evaluator for WeScheme
+
+       Why?  Performance.
+
 
 What were the technical advantages of your approach?
 

tests/older-tests/mz-tests/testing.rkt

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#lang s-exp "../../lang/base.rkt"
+#lang planet dyoo/whalesong
 
 
 (provide test test-values Section record-error arity-test err/rt-test disable