Added support for reserved word members and object literals. ** a.try(x) translates to a["try"](x) for older interpreters.
Better inlining of working assignment expression.
Fixed some weirdness around undefined inlining.
Added option to preserve user bindings instead of pruning them all. ** Controlled by 'prune' option passed to compiler.

1.3.6

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1.3.6 - May 11, 2015

Fixed reverse pipe not defined as builtin symbol.

1.3.5

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1.3.5 - April 24, 2015

Fixed recursive mutable variable declaration functions inlining forever.
Added rewriting for equality expressions to inlining pass to produce better code.

1.3.4

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1.3.4 - Sep 30, 2014

Fixed delete expressions.

1.3.3

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1.3.3 - Sep 25, 2014

Fixed bug where compiler would inline indirect recursive calls forever.

1.3.2

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1.3.2 - Sep 23, 2014

Fixed bug causing Application expression to not be rewritten correctly.

1.3.1

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1.3.1 - Sep 23, 2014

Fixed immutable assignments in chained assignment statements not propagating immutablity correctly, and therefore not taking full advantage of constant propagating.
Relaxed some restrictions on working binding prop.

1.3.0

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1.3.0 - Sep 22, 2014

Support for identifier alias exports.
Support for with and try body lambdas.
Restricted bindings so that they may only be marked immutable if they have not previously been mutated in any enclosed scope.
Better performance of slice unpacks. ** For inlined functions with know args targets, results in no call overhead.
Added <<| and |>> to apply a function to an array of args. ** var (<<|) = \f args -> f.apply(null, args); ** var (|>>) = \args f -> f.apply(null, args);