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diff --git a/TextFormat.md b/TextFormat.md index 2318a61..d6d3dc0 100644 --- a/TextFormat.md +++ b/TextFormat.md @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ The text format will be standardized, but only for tooling purposes: implement WebAssembly semantics. Given that the code representation is actually an -[Abstract Syntax Tree](AstSemantics.md), the syntax would contain nested +[Abstract Syntax Tree](Semantics.md), the syntax would contain nested statements and expressions (instead of the linear list of instructions most assembly languages have). @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ readability will therefore factor into standardizing a text format. There are, however, prototype syntaxes which are used to bring up WebAssembly: it's easier to develop using a text format than it is with a binary format, even if the ultimate WebAssembly format will be binary. Most of these prototypes use [s-expressions][] because they -can easily represent expression trees and [ASTs](AstSemantics.md) (as opposed to CFGs) +can easily represent expression trees and [ASTs](Semantics.md) (as opposed to CFGs) and don't have much of a syntax to speak of (avoiding syntax bikeshed discussions). [s-expressions]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-expression |