After several fixes and tweaks, the CPSCM Javascript backend passes the R5RS Pitfalls test with a full score. The Lisp backend almost does, but since I decided to stick with Lisp’s convention of representing both false booleans and empty lists with NIL, it fails cases 5.1 - 5.3.

Additionally, I have tested the bubble sort example and the JS backend in general under IE 6, Firefox and Opera (the browsers I can access easily). I haven’t encountered any issues. If you are using IE 7 or Safari and run into problems, please report. The online compiler now lets you execute compiled code directly in your browser, so it’s much easier to test than before.

On the negative side, some of you have noticed that the CPS code is more bloated than before. This is because I had to back out η-reduction for some cases, in the interest of correctness: (lambda (x) (f x)) does not reduce to f automaticaly if f is mutable (and, of course, Scheme is not Erlang). The analysis module will catch up eventually…