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It looks like Common Lisp handles this by using a module system for namespacing and then putting each gensym in its own module. Maybe we should implement modules?
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I don't see myself implementing modules in Blueprint in the foreseeable future (or, realistically, probably ever), but I'd still like to include gensym
before I call Blueprint "finished."
One way might be to always include a character in the generated symbols that the parser wouldn't ordinarily accept. Lisps often use #
for gensyms, but those indicate comments in Blueprint. We don't accept @
in symbols, though, and they're not used in anything else, so that could be a good candidate.
Maybe gensyms should have the form @<gensym-12345>
, where the number is unique. That number might come off a global counter (start at 1 and increment each time), or maybe we'd rather use a timestamp (there's no parallelism, though, so there should never be a race for that counter).
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