Vinzent Steinberg

Sorry, you are right, the example is for the client only.

Unfortunately [http2fuzz](https://github.com/c0nrad/http2fuzz) is no longer under development.

Other lisp implementations seem to be able to provide line and column numbers. Maybe they store the additional data separately from the expression tree?

[Racket](http://racket-lang.org/) does have column and line numbers for all errors, and it is [open source](https://github.com/racket/racket).

The traces are not optimal, see this example: ``` lisp (define (fizzbuzz a b) (if (

The final expression would be helpful, because you could search for it in your editor. Not sure about the expressions at other steps. It sounds potentially helpful. How are other...

Nice, this is very useful! I was thinking about this issue for a bit. Shouldn't it be easy to reconstruct the line and column numbers given the expression and the...

Macros might be a problem though.

Under which conditions is TCO guaranteed? The factorial example blows up the stack rather quickly...

You could put the modules into the ketos binary, using some `build.rs` magic. If you only store the bytecode and possibly compress it, it should not bloat the binary too...