The installer-based Windows version of TXR is now based on the Cygwin DLL.
This is very nice, except for one downside: Cygwin-style handling of paths.
The interactive listener works in the Windows version now thanks to Cygwin. If you run TXR from the start menu you get a console window with an interactive Lisp prompt.
@(collect)/@(coll) directives take a :counter parameter.
Most places in the TXR pattern language where expressions are evaluated now use Lisp evaluation, reducing the need for @ clutter.
Numerous bug fixes: memory leaks, out-of-bounds access in the bit function and others.
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