Thanks!
Restructuring things this way does in fact appear to work. It means I still
have to cross reference stuff a bit when writing the libs, but I can safely
now pen a standard library and then just provide the lot in a new simpler
main.rkt.
You can see the result here:
https://github.com/jarca
You should split the language in three parts:
1) The heresy/pre-base language (or heresy/private/pre-base) that
implements the basic syntax (no pun intended), for example 'if',
'def', ... (probably most of the current content of heresy/main)
2) The libraries, for example heresy/lib/string that im
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