Replacing them instead with a single param opcode, which always produces a list, possibly empty.
The reason for this change, besides having fewer and more generalized opcodes, is to adjust for a future version of the compiler that uses hypernets as an internal representation; it was difficult to think of functions as taking an arbitrary number of parameters in this future model, and much easier to think of them as always accepting one parameter.
Replacing them instead with a single
paramopcode, which always produces a list, possibly empty.The reason for this change, besides having fewer and more generalized opcodes, is to adjust for a future version of the compiler that uses hypernets as an internal representation; it was difficult to think of functions as taking an arbitrary number of parameters in this future model, and much easier to think of them as always accepting one parameter.