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ArgSlice 🔒: Type representing a slice of arguments on the stack. Used to avoid allocations and copies when calling functions.
ByteFrame 🔒
CallFrame 🔒: A function call Frame.
Frame 🔒: A function call frame. These mirror the lisp call stack and are used to display backtraces as well as return.
FrameStore 🔒
LispStack 🔒: The stack of lisp objects used to pass and store arguments in the bytecode VM and interpreter. The top of the stack is index 0 and all indexing functions operate from top to bottom. The stack is partitioned into frames. Each frame represents a function call and it’s arguments. The API is designed so that code cannot access elements outside of their frame (doing so results in a panic). Frames are added and removed with push_frame and pop_frame respectively.
RootedByteFrame 🔒: Automatically derived from ByteFrame via #[derive(Trace)]
RootedFrameStore 🔒: Automatically derived from FrameStore via #[derive(Trace)]
RootedLispStack 🔒: Automatically derived from LispStack via #[derive(Trace)]