Values representing e.g.

V : bool.

For when we have to return a type, but what we have is a compile time error.

Returned by the compiler in the TypeScheme when we compile a thunk.

V : *object.Error.

I.e the first of the enums.

V : float.

V : vm.Lambda.

V : int.

V is an array of Golang uint32.

V is an Iterator interface as defined in iterator.go in this folder.

V : int.

V : vector.Vector.

V : *values.Map.

V : nil.

V : []values.Value.

A reference variable.

V : string.

V : values.Set.

V is SnippetData.

V : string.

V is a ThunkValue which contains the address to call to evaluate the thunk and the memory location where the result ends up.

V : []values.Value.

V : abstractType.

For debugging purposes, it is useful to have the zero value be something it should never actually be.

An unsatisfied conditional, i.e.

Cross-reference with CONSTANTS in vm.go.

Cross-reference with CONSTANTS in vm.go.

Cross-reference with CONSTANTS in vm.go.

Cross-reference with CONSTANTS in vm.go.

Cross-reference with CONSTANTS in vm.go.

Cross-reference with CONSTANTS in vm.go.

Cross-reference with CONSTANTS in vm.go.

Cross-reference with CONSTANTS in vm.go.

This is for the case when we ask to range over the key only of something which has an integer key.

This is the data that goes inside a THUNK value.