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I mostly code in C, but have taken a liking to all things Lisp these days.
A LISP dialect
Mixing the best parts of Minecraft, Quake III and Emacs
751f381 Added module based tests
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014c54e Added module based tests
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5e0ef7e Added module based tests
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b2bf2b9 Greatly improved the item/inventory system
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d5b27fe Fixed multiple issues with the blockchooser
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e3102ac Revert "Removed [$roots/save] [$roots/restore] bcOps"
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e69ddd3 Moved avl trees into a module
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c767a99 Moved avl trees into a module
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83d6672 Cleaned up the allocators by using more macros
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73b6ee3 Added likelyhoods and cleaned up some math λs
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32f0aad Added likely/unlikely macros which seem to improve perf
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26c67e6 Minor cleanup, fixed profile target
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