# TODO

- Decide between lineair types / uniqueness vs garbage collector
  - https://borretti.me/article/how-australs-linear-type-checker-works

- Rename constant to literal

- Implement a trace() builtin for debugging
- Check if we can use DataView in the Javascript examples, e.g. with setUint32
- Storing u8 in memory still claims 32 bits (since that's what you need in local variables). However, using load8_u / loadu_s we can optimize this.
  - At least on static arrays, tuples and structs. For dynamic arrays, it's complicated. This needs cleaning up.
- Implement a FizzBuzz example
- Also, check the codes for FIXME and TODO
- Allocation is done using pointers for members, is this desired?
- See if we want to replace Fractional with Real, and add Rational, Irrationl, Algebraic, Transendental
  - Implement q32? q64? Two i32/i64 divided?
- Does Subscript do what we want? It's a language feature rather a normal typed thing. How would you implement your own Subscript-able type?
  - Clean up Subscript implementation - it's half implemented in the compiler. Makes more sense to move more parts to stdlib_types.
- Have a set of rules or guidelines for the constraint comments, they're messy.
- Why is expression_subscript_bytes using a helper method but expression_subscript_static_array is not?

- Parser is putting stuff in ModuleDataBlock
  - Surely the compiler should build data blocks
- Make prelude more an actual thing
  - Merge in compiler.INSTANCES
  - Make it less build in - have a environment class of some kind
- Implemented Bounded: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.21.0.0/docs/Prelude.html#t:Bounded
- Try to implement the min and max functions using select
- Filter out methods that aren't used; other the other way around (easier?) only add __ methods when needed
- Move foldr into type class methods
  - Functions don't seem to be a thing on typing level yet?
  - Related to the FIXME in phasm_type3?
  - Type constuctor should also be able to constuct placeholders - somehow.

- Read https://bytecodealliance.org/articles/multi-value-all-the-wasm