Add parser combinators, SRFI bundle, and source translator

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diff --git a/lib/jerboa/translator.sls b/lib/jerboa/translator.sls
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+#!chezscheme
+;;; (jerboa translator) — Gerbil-to-Jerboa Source Translator Utilities
+;;;
+;;; String-level transforms: translate-keywords, translate-brackets,
+;;;   translate-hash-bang
+;;; S-expr transforms: translate-defstruct, translate-let-hash,
+;;;   translate-using, translate-parameterize
+;;; File-level: translate-file, translate-imports
+;;; Pipeline: make-translator, default-transforms
+
+(library (jerboa translator)
+  (export
+    ;; String-level transforms
+    translate-keywords
+    translate-brackets
+    translate-hash-bang
+
+    ;; S-expr transforms
+    translate-defstruct
+    translate-let-hash
+    translate-using
+    translate-parameterize
+    translate-imports
+
+    ;; File-level operations
+    translate-file
+
+    ;; Transform pipeline
+    make-translator
+    default-transforms)
+
+  (import (chezscheme))
+
+  ;; ========== String Helpers ==========
+
+  (define (string-has-prefix? str prefix)
+    (let ([slen (string-length str)]
+          [plen (string-length prefix)])
+      (and (>= slen plen)
+           (string=? (substring str 0 plen) prefix))))
+
+  (define (string-has-suffix? str suffix)
+    (let ([slen (string-length str)]
+          [suflen (string-length suffix)])
+      (and (>= slen suflen)
+           (string=? (substring str (- slen suflen) slen) suffix))))
+
+  ;; Find substring, return index or #f
+  (define (string-search str sub start)
+    (let ([slen (string-length str)]
+          [sublen (string-length sub)])
+      (if (> sublen slen)
+          #f
+          (let loop ([i start])
+            (cond
+              [(> (+ i sublen) slen) #f]
+              [(let check ([j 0])
+                 (cond
+                   [(= j sublen) #t]
+                   [(char=? (string-ref str (+ i j)) (string-ref sub j))
+                    (check (+ j 1))]
+                   [else #f]))
+               i]
+              [else (loop (+ i 1))])))))
+
+  ;; Simple text replacement (all occurrences)
+  (define (string-replace-all str from to)
+    (let ([flen (string-length from)])
+      (if (= flen 0)
+          str
+          (let loop ([i 0] [acc '()])
+            (let ([hit (string-search str from i)])
+              (if hit
+                  (loop (+ hit flen)
+                        (cons to (cons (substring str i hit) acc)))
+                  (let ([tail (substring str i (string-length str))])
+                    (apply string-append (reverse (cons tail acc))))))))))
+
+  ;; ========== Character classification ==========
+
+  (define (word-char? ch)
+    (or (char-alphabetic? ch) (char-numeric? ch)
+        (char=? ch #\-) (char=? ch #\_) (char=? ch #\?)
+        (char=? ch #\!) (char=? ch #\/) (char=? ch #\*)
+        (char=? ch #\+) (char=? ch #\<) (char=? ch #\>)
+        (char=? ch #\=) (char=? ch #\.) (char=? ch #\@)
+        (char=? ch #\^) (char=? ch #\~) (char=? ch #\%)))
+
+  ;; Is character at position i inside a string literal?
+  ;; Simple scan from start (does not handle nested/escaped properly for
+  ;; all edge cases, but covers the common case).
+  (define (in-string-at? str i)
+    (let loop ([j 0] [in-str #f])
+      (cond
+        [(= j i) in-str]
+        [(and (not in-str) (char=? (string-ref str j) #\"))
+         (loop (+ j 1) #t)]
+        [(and in-str (char=? (string-ref str j) #\\))
+         (loop (+ j 2) #t)]          ;; skip escaped char
+        [(and in-str (char=? (string-ref str j) #\"))
+         (loop (+ j 1) #f)]
+        [else
+         (loop (+ j 1) in-str)])))
+
+  ;; ========== String-level Transformations ==========
+
+  ;; translate-keywords: #:foo → 'foo:
+  ;; Scans for #: followed by an identifier and replaces with 'sym:
+  (define (translate-keywords str)
+    (let ([len (string-length str)])
+      (let loop ([i 0] [acc '()])
+        (cond
+          [(>= i len)
+           (apply string-append (reverse acc))]
+          ;; Look for #: that is NOT inside a string
+          [(and (< (+ i 1) len)
+                (char=? (string-ref str i) #\#)
+                (char=? (string-ref str (+ i 1)) #\:)
+                (not (in-string-at? str i)))
+           ;; Collect the keyword name
+           (let kloop ([j (+ i 2)])
+             (cond
+               [(>= j len)
+                ;; End of string: emit 'name: from i+2..j
+                (let ([name (substring str (+ i 2) j)])
+                  (loop j (cons (string-append "'" name ":") acc)))]
+               [(word-char? (string-ref str j))
+                (kloop (+ j 1))]
+               [else
+                (let ([name (substring str (+ i 2) j)])
+                  (if (string=? name "")
+                      ;; Bare #: — leave it alone
+                      (loop (+ i 2) (cons "#:" acc))
+                      (loop j (cons (string-append "'" name ":") acc))))]))]
+          [else
+           (loop (+ i 1) (cons (string (string-ref str i)) acc))]))))
+
+  ;; translate-hash-bang: #!void → (void), #!eof → (eof-object),
+  ;;   #!optional/#!rest/#!key → Chez equivalents
+  ;; Also handles #!chezscheme / #!r6rs directives (leave them as-is).
+  (define (translate-hash-bang str)
+    (define replacements
+      '(("#!void"         . "(void)")
+        ("#!eof"          . "(eof-object)")
+        ("#!optional"     . "#!optional")   ;; Chez already understands these
+        ("#!rest"         . "#!rest")
+        ("#!key"          . "#!key")
+        ("#!default"      . "#!default")
+        ("#!unbound"      . "(error \"unbound\")") ))
+    (let loop ([s str] [repls replacements])
+      (if (null? repls)
+          s
+          (loop (string-replace-all s (caar repls) (cdar repls))
+                (cdr repls)))))
+
+  ;; translate-brackets: [x y z] → (list x y z) when NOT in binding position.
+  ;;
+  ;; Strategy: scan the string maintaining a context stack.  Each open-paren
+  ;; pushes the keyword that started the form (or 'other).  When we see `[`,
+  ;; if the innermost paren context is a binding-form, the bracket is in
+  ;; binding position — keep as-is.  Otherwise convert to (list ...).
+  ;;
+  ;; This correctly handles multi-clause let: (let ([x 1] [y 2]) ...)
+  ;; because both brackets share the same parent paren context "let".
+  ;;
+  ;; This is necessarily heuristic at the string level.  For perfectly correct
+  ;; output, use translate-file which processes s-expressions directly.
+  (define (translate-brackets str)
+    (define binding-forms
+      '("let" "let*" "letrec" "letrec*" "letrec-values"
+        "let-values" "let*-values" "fluid-let"
+        "lambda" "case-lambda" "do"
+        "define" "define-syntax" "define-record-type"
+        "syntax-rules" "syntax-case"
+        "cond" "case" "match"))
+
+    ;; Collect the word token starting at position i+1 (after an open paren),
+    ;; skipping leading whitespace.  Returns "" if no word follows immediately.
+    (define (token-after-open s i)
+      (let ([len (string-length s)])
+        (let skip ([j (+ i 1)])
+          (cond
+            [(>= j len) ""]
+            [(char-whitespace? (string-ref s j)) (skip (+ j 1))]
+            [(word-char? (string-ref s j))
+             (let scan ([k j])
+               (if (and (< k len) (word-char? (string-ref s k)))
+                   (scan (+ k 1))
+                   (substring s j k)))]
+            [else ""]))))
+
+    (define (binding-form? token)
+      (member token binding-forms))
+
+    ;; pctx-stack: list of 'binding | 'other pushed per open-paren
+    ;; bracket-stack: list of 'binder | 'list pushed per open-bracket
+    (let ([len (string-length str)])
+      (let loop ([i 0] [acc '()] [pctx '()] [bstk '()])
+        (cond
+          [(>= i len)
+           (apply string-append (reverse acc))]
+          [(in-string-at? str i)
+           (loop (+ i 1) (cons (string (string-ref str i)) acc) pctx bstk)]
+          ;; Open paren: push context
+          [(char=? (string-ref str i) #\()
+           (let ([tok (token-after-open str i)])
+             (loop (+ i 1) (cons "(" acc)
+                   (cons (if (binding-form? tok) 'binding 'other) pctx)
+                   bstk))]
+          ;; Close paren: pop context
+          [(char=? (string-ref str i) #\))
+           (loop (+ i 1) (cons ")" acc)
+                 (if (null? pctx) '() (cdr pctx))
+                 bstk)]
+          ;; Open bracket
+          [(char=? (string-ref str i) #\[)
+           (let ([in-binding? (and (not (null? pctx))
+                                   (eq? (car pctx) 'binding))])
+             (loop (+ i 1)
+                   (cons (if in-binding? "[" "(list ") acc)
+                   pctx
+                   (cons (if in-binding? 'binder 'list) bstk)))]
+          ;; Close bracket
+          [(char=? (string-ref str i) #\])
+           (if (null? bstk)
+               (loop (+ i 1) (cons "]" acc) pctx bstk)
+               (let ([kind (car bstk)])
+                 (loop (+ i 1)
+                       (cons (if (eq? kind 'binder) "]" ")") acc)
+                       pctx
+                       (cdr bstk))))]
+          [else
+           (loop (+ i 1) (cons (string (string-ref str i)) acc)
+                 pctx bstk)]))))
+
+  ;; ========== S-expr Transformations ==========
+
+  ;; translate-defstruct: (defstruct name (field ...))
+  ;;   → (define-record-type name
+  ;;        (fields field ...)
+  ;;        (sealed #f))
+  ;; Also handles (defstruct (name parent) (field ...)) — ignores parent for
+  ;; R6RS (parent inheritance syntax differs).
+  (define (translate-defstruct form)
+    (if (and (pair? form) (eq? (car form) 'defstruct))
+        (let* ([head    (cadr form)]
+               [name    (if (pair? head) (car head) head)]
+               [parent  (if (pair? head) (cadr head) #f)]
+               [fields  (if (null? (cddr form)) '() (caddr form))]
+               ;; Normalise field specs: bare symbol or (sym default) → sym
+               [field-names
+                (map (lambda (f) (if (pair? f) (car f) f)) fields)]
+               [record-def
+                `(define-record-type ,name
+                   (fields ,@field-names)
+                   (sealed #f))])
+          (if parent
+              `(begin ,record-def
+                      ;; NOTE: parent ,parent not wired — R6RS parent syntax differs
+                      )
+              record-def))
+        form))
+
+  ;; translate-let-hash: (let-hash h body ...)
+  ;;   → (let ([.field (hash-ref h 'field)] ...) body ...)
+  ;; Because we cannot statically know which fields are used, we emit an
+  ;; accessor helper instead and let the body use (hash-ref h 'key).
+  ;; For a richer transform the caller should use the runtime let-hash macro.
+  ;; Here we just pass through — let-hash is provided by (jerboa prelude).
+  (define (translate-let-hash form)
+    ;; let-hash is handled by the prelude macro; return unchanged.
+    form)
+
+  ;; translate-using: (using (obj type) body ...)
+  ;;   → (let ([obj obj]) body ...)   ; method dispatch handled at runtime
+  ;; The `using` form in Gerbil binds obj and opens its namespace.
+  ;; We emit a plain let; method calls like {method obj} still work via ~.
+  (define (translate-using form)
+    (if (and (pair? form) (eq? (car form) 'using)
+             (pair? (cadr form)))
+        (let* ([binding (cadr form)]
+               [obj-name (car binding)]
+               ;; type annotation ignored — no static dispatch in Jerboa
+               [body (cddr form)])
+          `(let ([,obj-name ,obj-name]) ,@body))
+        form))
+
+  ;; translate-parameterize: (parameterize ((p v) ...) body ...)
+  ;; Gerbil parameterize is the same as R6RS/Chez parameterize — pass through.
+  (define (translate-parameterize form)
+    form)
+
+  ;; translate-imports: convert a Gerbil (import ...) form.
+  ;; :std/foo/bar → (std foo bar)
+  ;; :gerbil/gambit → (jerboa core)
+  ;; :gerbil/gambit/XX → (jerboa core)
+  ;; :foo/bar → (foo bar)   (generic)
+  ;; (only-in :mod sym ...) → (only (mod ...) sym ...)
+  ;; (except-in :mod sym ...) → (except (mod ...) sym ...)
+  ;; (rename-in :mod (old new) ...) → (rename (mod ...) (old new) ...)
+  ;; (prefix-in :mod pfx) → (prefix (mod ...) pfx)
+  (define (translate-imports form)
+    (define (module-spec->r6rs spec)
+      (cond
+        ;; Already a list (R6RS style)
+        [(pair? spec) spec]
+        ;; Symbol starting with :
+        [(and (symbol? spec)
+              (let ([s (symbol->string spec)])
+                (string-has-prefix? s ":")))
+         (let ([s (symbol->string spec)])
+           (let ([path (substring s 1 (string-length s))])
+             ;; Split by /
+             (let ([parts (string-split-by path #\/)])
+               (cond
+                 ;; :gerbil/gambit* → (jerboa core)
+                 [(string=? (car parts) "gerbil")
+                  '(jerboa core)]
+                 ;; :std/... → (std ...)
+                 [(string=? (car parts) "std")
+                  (cons 'std (map string->symbol (cdr parts)))]
+                 ;; :jerboa/... → (jerboa ...)
+                 [(string=? (car parts) "jerboa")
+                  (cons 'jerboa (map string->symbol (cdr parts)))]
+                 ;; generic :foo/bar → (foo bar)
+                 [else
+                  (map string->symbol parts)]))))]
+        [else spec]))
+
+    (define (transform-import-clause clause)
+      (cond
+        [(pair? clause)
+         (case (car clause)
+           [(only-in)
+            `(only ,(module-spec->r6rs (cadr clause)) ,@(cddr clause))]
+           [(except-in)
+            `(except ,(module-spec->r6rs (cadr clause)) ,@(cddr clause))]
+           [(rename-in)
+            `(rename ,(module-spec->r6rs (cadr clause)) ,@(cddr clause))]
+           [(prefix-in)
+            `(prefix ,(module-spec->r6rs (cadr clause)) ,(caddr clause))]
+           [else
+            ;; Already a list spec like (std foo bar)
+            clause])]
+        [else
+         (module-spec->r6rs clause)]))
+
+    (if (and (pair? form) (eq? (car form) 'import))
+        `(import ,@(map transform-import-clause (cdr form)))
+        form))
+
+  ;; String split by character
+  (define (string-split-by str ch)
+    (let ([len (string-length str)])
+      (let loop ([i 0] [start 0] [acc '()])
+        (cond
+          [(= i len)
+           (reverse (cons (substring str start i) acc))]
+          [(char=? (string-ref str i) ch)
+           (loop (+ i 1) (+ i 1) (cons (substring str start i) acc))]
+          [else
+           (loop (+ i 1) start acc)]))))
+
+  ;; ========== Recursive S-expr Walk ==========
+
+  ;; Apply a list of s-expr transforms to a form recursively.
+  ;; Each transform is a procedure (form → form).
+  (define (walk-transform form transforms)
+    (let ([form* (let loop ([ts transforms] [f form])
+                   (if (null? ts)
+                       f
+                       (loop (cdr ts) ((car ts) f))))])
+      (if (pair? form*)
+          (cons (walk-transform (car form*) transforms)
+                (walk-transform (cdr form*) transforms))
+          form*)))
+
+  ;; ========== Transform Pipeline ==========
+
+  ;; make-translator: compose a chain of transforms into a single procedure.
+  ;; Each transform is either:
+  ;;   - a procedure (datum → datum) applied after reading, or
+  ;;   - a pair (string-transform . sexpr-transform) for mixed pipelines.
+  ;; For simplicity, make-translator takes s-expr transforms.
+  (define (make-translator . transforms)
+    (lambda (form)
+      (walk-transform form transforms)))
+
+  ;; default-transforms: the standard set of s-expr transforms.
+  (define (default-transforms)
+    (list translate-defstruct
+          translate-let-hash
+          translate-using
+          translate-parameterize
+          translate-imports))
+
+  ;; ========== String-level Pipeline ==========
+
+  ;; Apply all string transforms in order.
+  (define (apply-string-transforms str)
+    (translate-hash-bang
+     (translate-keywords str)))
+  ;; Note: translate-brackets is intentionally NOT in the default pipeline
+  ;; because bracket handling is done properly at the s-expr level via the
+  ;; (jerboa reader).  Callers can opt-in explicitly.
+
+  ;; ========== File-level Operation ==========
+
+  ;; translate-file: read a Gerbil .ss file, apply transforms, write .sls.
+  ;; Optional `transforms` argument is a list of s-expr transform procedures.
+  ;; If omitted, (default-transforms) is used.
+  ;;
+  ;; The output file is wrapped in a (library ...) form when the source
+  ;; contains a (package: ...) or (export ...) declaration, otherwise the
+  ;; top-level forms are emitted directly.
+  (define translate-file
+    (case-lambda
+      [(input-path output-path)
+       (translate-file input-path output-path (default-transforms))]
+      [(input-path output-path transforms)
+       ;; 1. Read raw text and apply string-level transforms
+       (let* ([raw (call-with-input-file input-path
+                     (lambda (p) (read-string-all p)))]
+              [cooked (apply-string-transforms raw)])
+         ;; 2. Parse the transformed text into s-expressions
+         (let* ([forms (read-all-from-string cooked)]
+                ;; 3. Apply s-expr transforms
+                [translator (apply make-translator transforms)]
+                [translated (map translator forms)])
+           ;; 4. Write to output with pretty-print
+           (call-with-output-file output-path
+             (lambda (out)
+               (display "#!chezscheme\n" out)
+               (for-each
+                 (lambda (f)
+                   (pretty-print f out)
+                   (newline out))
+                 translated))
+             'replace)))]))
+
+  ;; Read all forms from a string.
+  (define (read-all-from-string str)
+    (let ([p (open-input-string str)])
+      (let loop ([acc '()])
+        (let ([f (read p)])
+          (if (eof-object? f)
+              (reverse acc)
+              (loop (cons f acc)))))))
+
+  ;; Read entire port as a string.
+  (define (read-string-all port)
+    (let loop ([acc '()])
+      (let ([ch (read-char port)])
+        (if (eof-object? ch)
+            (list->string (reverse acc))
+            (loop (cons ch acc))))))
+
+) ;; end library (jerboa translator)
diff --git a/lib/std/parser.sls b/lib/std/parser.sls
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+#!chezscheme
+(library (std parser)
+  (export
+    ;; Core types
+    make-parse-result parse-result-value parse-result-rest parse-result?
+    make-parse-failure parse-failure-message parse-failure-position parse-failure?
+    parse-success?
+
+    ;; Base parsers
+    parse-char
+    parse-literal
+    parse-eof
+    parse-satisfy
+    parse-any-char
+
+    ;; Combinators
+    parse-seq
+    parse-alt
+    parse-many
+    parse-many1
+    parse-optional
+    parse-between
+    parse-sep-by
+    parse-map
+
+    ;; Running
+    parse-string
+    parse-string*)
+
+  (import (chezscheme))
+
+  ;;; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  ;;; Core record types
+  ;;; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+  (define-record-type parse-result
+    (fields value rest))
+
+  (define-record-type parse-failure
+    (fields message position))
+
+  ;; Alias: parse-success? is the same predicate as parse-result?
+  (define parse-success? parse-result?)
+
+  ;;; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  ;;; Base parsers
+  ;;;
+  ;;; A parser is a procedure: (lambda (str pos) -> parse-result | parse-failure)
+  ;;; where str is the input string and pos is the current index (fixnum).
+  ;;; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+  ;; Match a single character satisfying predicate pred.
+  (define (parse-char pred)
+    (lambda (str pos)
+      (if (< pos (string-length str))
+          (let ((c (string-ref str pos)))
+            (if (pred c)
+                (make-parse-result c (+ pos 1))
+                (make-parse-failure
+                  (string-append "unexpected character: "
+                                 (string c))
+                  pos)))
+          (make-parse-failure "unexpected end of input" pos))))
+
+  ;; Alias for parse-char.
+  (define parse-satisfy parse-char)
+
+  ;; Match any single character.
+  (define (parse-any-char)
+    (parse-char (lambda (c) #t)))
+
+  ;; Match the exact string literal lit.
+  (define (parse-literal lit)
+    (let ((len (string-length lit)))
+      (lambda (str pos)
+        (let ((end (+ pos len)))
+          (if (and (<= end (string-length str))
+                   (string=? lit (substring str pos end)))
+              (make-parse-result lit end)
+              (make-parse-failure
+                (string-append "expected literal: " lit)
+                pos))))))
+
+  ;; Match end of input.
+  (define (parse-eof)
+    (lambda (str pos)
+      (if (= pos (string-length str))
+          (make-parse-result 'eof pos)
+          (make-parse-failure "expected end of input" pos))))
+
+  ;;; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  ;;; Combinators
+  ;;; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+  ;; Run parsers in sequence; return a list of their results.
+  ;; Returns a failure as soon as any parser fails.
+  (define (parse-seq . parsers)
+    (lambda (str pos)
+      (let loop ((ps parsers) (pos pos) (acc '()))
+        (if (null? ps)
+            (make-parse-result (reverse acc) pos)
+            (let ((r ((car ps) str pos)))
+              (if (parse-failure? r)
+                  r
+                  (loop (cdr ps)
+                        (parse-result-rest r)
+                        (cons (parse-result-value r) acc))))))))
+
+  ;; Try each parser in order; return the first success.
+  ;; Returns the failure from the last parser if all fail.
+  (define (parse-alt . parsers)
+    (lambda (str pos)
+      (let loop ((ps parsers) (last-fail #f))
+        (if (null? ps)
+            (or last-fail
+                (make-parse-failure "no alternatives" pos))
+            (let ((r ((car ps) str pos)))
+              (if (parse-result? r)
+                  r
+                  (loop (cdr ps) r)))))))
+
+  ;; Zero or more repetitions of parser p; always succeeds.
+  (define (parse-many p)
+    (lambda (str pos)
+      (let loop ((pos pos) (acc '()))
+        (let ((r (p str pos)))
+          (if (parse-failure? r)
+              (make-parse-result (reverse acc) pos)
+              (loop (parse-result-rest r)
+                    (cons (parse-result-value r) acc)))))))
+
+  ;; One or more repetitions of parser p; fails if p doesn't match at least once.
+  (define (parse-many1 p)
+    (lambda (str pos)
+      (let ((first (p str pos)))
+        (if (parse-failure? first)
+            first
+            (let loop ((pos (parse-result-rest first))
+                       (acc (list (parse-result-value first))))
+              (let ((r (p str pos)))
+                (if (parse-failure? r)
+                    (make-parse-result (reverse acc) pos)
+                    (loop (parse-result-rest r)
+                          (cons (parse-result-value r) acc)))))))))
+
+  ;; Zero or one occurrence of p; returns default if p fails (without consuming input).
+  (define (parse-optional p default)
+    (lambda (str pos)
+      (let ((r (p str pos)))
+        (if (parse-failure? r)
+            (make-parse-result default pos)
+            r))))
+
+  ;; Parse p bracketed by open and close parsers; returns value of p.
+  (define (parse-between open close p)
+    (lambda (str pos)
+      (let ((r-open (open str pos)))
+        (if (parse-failure? r-open)
+            r-open
+            (let ((r-p (p str (parse-result-rest r-open))))
+              (if (parse-failure? r-p)
+                  r-p
+                  (let ((r-close (close str (parse-result-rest r-p))))
+                    (if (parse-failure? r-close)
+                        r-close
+                        (make-parse-result (parse-result-value r-p)
+                                           (parse-result-rest r-close))))))))))
+
+  ;; Parse one or more occurrences of p separated by sep.
+  ;; Returns a list of p's values (sep values are discarded).
+  (define (parse-sep-by p sep)
+    (lambda (str pos)
+      (let ((first (p str pos)))
+        (if (parse-failure? first)
+            ;; Zero occurrences — return empty list as success.
+            (make-parse-result '() pos)
+            (let loop ((pos (parse-result-rest first))
+                       (acc (list (parse-result-value first))))
+              (let ((r-sep (sep str pos)))
+                (if (parse-failure? r-sep)
+                    (make-parse-result (reverse acc) pos)
+                    (let ((r-p (p str (parse-result-rest r-sep))))
+                      (if (parse-failure? r-p)
+                          ;; sep matched but p did not — do not consume sep
+                          (make-parse-result (reverse acc) pos)
+                          (loop (parse-result-rest r-p)
+                                (cons (parse-result-value r-p) acc)))))))))))
+
+  ;; Transform the successful result of p with function f.
+  (define (parse-map p f)
+    (lambda (str pos)
+      (let ((r (p str pos)))
+        (if (parse-failure? r)
+            r
+            (make-parse-result (f (parse-result-value r))
+                               (parse-result-rest r))))))
+
+  ;;; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  ;;; Running
+  ;;; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+  ;; Run parser on string str starting at position 0.
+  ;; Returns the parse-result on success or raises an error on failure.
+  ;; Non-throwing: returns parse-result or parse-failure
+  (define (parse-string* parser str)
+    (parser str 0))
+
+  ;; Throwing: raises error on failure
+  (define (parse-string parser str)
+    (let ((r (parser str 0)))
+      (if (parse-failure? r)
+          (error 'parse-string
+                 (parse-failure-message r)
+                 (parse-failure-position r))
+          r)))
+
+) ;; end library (std parser)
diff --git a/lib/std/srfi/srfi-128.sls b/lib/std/srfi/srfi-128.sls
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..5871f0d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/lib/std/srfi/srfi-128.sls
@@ -0,0 +1,111 @@
+#!chezscheme
+;;; :std/srfi/128 -- Comparators (SRFI-128)
+;;; Provides comparator objects for use with sorted containers.
+
+(library (std srfi srfi-128)
+  (export
+    make-comparator comparator?
+    comparator-type-test-predicate
+    comparator-equality-predicate
+    comparator-ordering-predicate
+    comparator-hash-function
+    comparator-ordered? comparator-hashable?
+    comparator-test-type comparator-check-type
+    comparator-hash
+    =? <? >? <=? >=?
+    make-default-comparator
+    default-hash
+    boolean-comparator char-comparator
+    string-comparator number-comparator
+    symbol-comparator)
+
+  (import (chezscheme))
+
+  (define-record-type comparator-rec
+    (fields
+      (immutable type-test)
+      (immutable equality)
+      (immutable ordering)
+      (immutable hash-fn))
+    (sealed #t))
+
+  (define (make-comparator type-test equality ordering hash-fn)
+    (make-comparator-rec
+      (or type-test (lambda (x) #t))
+      (or equality equal?)
+      ordering
+      hash-fn))
+
+  (define (comparator? x) (comparator-rec? x))
+
+  (define (comparator-type-test-predicate c) (comparator-rec-type-test c))
+  (define (comparator-equality-predicate c) (comparator-rec-equality c))
+  (define (comparator-ordering-predicate c) (comparator-rec-ordering c))
+  (define (comparator-hash-function c) (comparator-rec-hash-fn c))
+
+  (define (comparator-ordered? c)
+    (and (comparator-rec-ordering c) #t))
+  (define (comparator-hashable? c)
+    (and (comparator-rec-hash-fn c) #t))
+
+  (define (comparator-test-type c obj)
+    ((comparator-rec-type-test c) obj))
+  (define (comparator-check-type c obj)
+    (unless ((comparator-rec-type-test c) obj)
+      (error 'comparator-check-type "type test failed" obj)))
+
+  (define (comparator-hash c obj)
+    (if (comparator-rec-hash-fn c)
+      ((comparator-rec-hash-fn c) obj)
+      (error 'comparator-hash "comparator has no hash function")))
+
+  (define (=? c a b) ((comparator-rec-equality c) a b))
+  (define (<? c a b) ((comparator-rec-ordering c) a b))
+  (define (>? c a b) ((comparator-rec-ordering c) b a))
+  (define (<=? c a b) (or (=? c a b) (<? c a b)))
+  (define (>=? c a b) (or (=? c a b) (>? c a b)))
+
+  (define (default-hash obj)
+    (cond
+      [(string? obj) (string-hash obj)]
+      [(number? obj) (equal-hash obj)]
+      [(symbol? obj) (symbol-hash obj)]
+      [(char? obj) (char->integer obj)]
+      [(boolean? obj) (if obj 1 0)]
+      [else (equal-hash obj)]))
+
+  (define (make-default-comparator)
+    (make-comparator
+      (lambda (x) #t)
+      equal?
+      (lambda (a b)
+        (cond
+          [(and (number? a) (number? b)) (< a b)]
+          [(and (string? a) (string? b)) (string<? a b)]
+          [(and (char? a) (char? b)) (char<? a b)]
+          [(and (symbol? a) (symbol? b))
+           (string<? (symbol->string a) (symbol->string b))]
+          [else (string<? (format "~s" a) (format "~s" b))]))
+      default-hash))
+
+  (define boolean-comparator
+    (make-comparator boolean? boolean=?
+      (lambda (a b) (and (not a) b))
+      (lambda (x) (if x 1 0))))
+
+  (define char-comparator
+    (make-comparator char? char=? char<? char->integer))
+
+  (define string-comparator
+    (make-comparator string? string=? string<? string-hash))
+
+  (define number-comparator
+    (make-comparator number? = < equal-hash))
+
+  (define symbol-comparator
+    (make-comparator symbol? eq?
+      (lambda (a b)
+        (string<? (symbol->string a) (symbol->string b)))
+      symbol-hash))
+
+) ;; end library
diff --git a/lib/std/srfi/srfi-141.sls b/lib/std/srfi/srfi-141.sls
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..d92f1b0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/lib/std/srfi/srfi-141.sls
@@ -0,0 +1,75 @@
+#!chezscheme
+;;; :std/srfi/141 -- Integer Division (SRFI-141)
+;;; Chez Scheme provides most of these operations natively.
+
+(library (std srfi srfi-141)
+  (export
+    floor/
+    floor-quotient floor-remainder
+    truncate/
+    truncate-quotient truncate-remainder
+    ceiling/
+    ceiling-quotient ceiling-remainder
+    round/
+    round-quotient round-remainder
+    euclidean/
+    euclidean-quotient euclidean-remainder
+    balanced/
+    balanced-quotient balanced-remainder)
+
+  (import (chezscheme))
+
+  ;; Floor division (like Python's //)
+  (define (floor/ n d)
+    (values (floor-quotient n d) (floor-remainder n d)))
+  (define (floor-quotient n d)
+    (floor (/ n d)))
+  (define (floor-remainder n d)
+    (- n (* d (floor-quotient n d))))
+
+  ;; Truncate division (like C's /)
+  (define (truncate/ n d)
+    (values (truncate-quotient n d) (truncate-remainder n d)))
+  (define (truncate-quotient n d)
+    (truncate (/ n d)))
+  (define (truncate-remainder n d)
+    (- n (* d (truncate-quotient n d))))
+
+  ;; Ceiling division
+  (define (ceiling/ n d)
+    (values (ceiling-quotient n d) (ceiling-remainder n d)))
+  (define (ceiling-quotient n d)
+    (ceiling (/ n d)))
+  (define (ceiling-remainder n d)
+    (- n (* d (ceiling-quotient n d))))
+
+  ;; Round division
+  (define (round/ n d)
+    (values (round-quotient n d) (round-remainder n d)))
+  (define (round-quotient n d)
+    (round (/ n d)))
+  (define (round-remainder n d)
+    (- n (* d (round-quotient n d))))
+
+  ;; Euclidean division (remainder always non-negative)
+  (define (euclidean/ n d)
+    (values (euclidean-quotient n d) (euclidean-remainder n d)))
+  (define (euclidean-quotient n d)
+    (let ([q (floor-quotient n d)]
+          [r (floor-remainder n d)])
+      (if (negative? r)
+        (if (positive? d) (+ q 1) (- q 1))
+        q)))
+  (define (euclidean-remainder n d)
+    (let ([r (floor-remainder n d)])
+      (if (negative? r) (+ r (abs d)) r)))
+
+  ;; Balanced division (remainder in [-|d/2|, |d/2|))
+  (define (balanced/ n d)
+    (values (balanced-quotient n d) (balanced-remainder n d)))
+  (define (balanced-quotient n d)
+    (round-quotient n d))
+  (define (balanced-remainder n d)
+    (round-remainder n d))
+
+) ;; end library
diff --git a/lib/std/srfi/srfi-43.sls b/lib/std/srfi/srfi-43.sls
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..476b40e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/lib/std/srfi/srfi-43.sls
@@ -0,0 +1,157 @@
+#!chezscheme
+;;; :std/srfi/43 -- Vector Library (SRFI-43 subset)
+;;; Chez Scheme provides most vector operations natively.
+;;; This module provides the remaining SRFI-43 functions.
+
+(library (std srfi srfi-43)
+  (export
+    vector-unfold vector-unfold-right
+    vector-copy! vector-reverse-copy!
+    vector-append
+    vector-concatenate
+    vector-empty?
+    vector-count
+    vector-index vector-index-right
+    vector-skip vector-skip-right
+    vector-any vector-every
+    vector-swap!
+    vector-reverse!
+    vector-fold vector-fold-right
+    vector-map! vector-for-each)
+
+  (import (except (chezscheme) vector-copy! vector-append))
+
+  (define (vector-unfold f len . seeds)
+    (let ([v (make-vector len)]
+          [seed (if (pair? seeds) (car seeds) 0)])
+      (let loop ([i 0] [s seed])
+        (if (= i len) v
+          (call-with-values
+            (lambda () (f i s))
+            (lambda (val . rest)
+              (vector-set! v i val)
+              (loop (+ i 1) (if (pair? rest) (car rest) (+ s 1)))))))))
+
+  (define (vector-unfold-right f len . seeds)
+    (let ([v (make-vector len)]
+          [seed (if (pair? seeds) (car seeds) 0)])
+      (let loop ([i (- len 1)] [s seed])
+        (if (< i 0) v
+          (call-with-values
+            (lambda () (f i s))
+            (lambda (val . rest)
+              (vector-set! v i val)
+              (loop (- i 1) (if (pair? rest) (car rest) (+ s 1)))))))))
+
+  (define vector-copy!
+    (case-lambda
+      [(target tstart source)
+       (vector-copy! target tstart source 0 (vector-length source))]
+      [(target tstart source sstart)
+       (vector-copy! target tstart source sstart (vector-length source))]
+      [(target tstart source sstart send)
+       (let loop ([i sstart] [j tstart])
+         (when (< i send)
+           (vector-set! target j (vector-ref source i))
+           (loop (+ i 1) (+ j 1))))]))
+
+  (define (vector-reverse-copy! target tstart source . rest)
+    (let ([sstart (if (pair? rest) (car rest) 0)]
+          [send (if (and (pair? rest) (pair? (cdr rest)))
+                  (cadr rest) (vector-length source))])
+      (let loop ([i (- send 1)] [j tstart])
+        (when (>= i sstart)
+          (vector-set! target j (vector-ref source i))
+          (loop (- i 1) (+ j 1))))))
+
+  (define (vector-append . vecs)
+    (let* ([total (apply + (map vector-length vecs))]
+           [result (make-vector total)])
+      (let loop ([vecs vecs] [pos 0])
+        (if (null? vecs) result
+          (let ([v (car vecs)])
+            (vector-copy! result pos v)
+            (loop (cdr vecs) (+ pos (vector-length v))))))))
+
+  (define (vector-concatenate vecs)
+    (apply vector-append vecs))
+
+  (define (vector-empty? v)
+    (= (vector-length v) 0))
+
+  (define (vector-count pred v)
+    (let ([len (vector-length v)])
+      (let loop ([i 0] [c 0])
+        (if (= i len) c
+          (loop (+ i 1) (if (pred (vector-ref v i)) (+ c 1) c))))))
+
+  (define (vector-index pred v)
+    (let ([len (vector-length v)])
+      (let loop ([i 0])
+        (cond
+          [(= i len) #f]
+          [(pred (vector-ref v i)) i]
+          [else (loop (+ i 1))]))))
+
+  (define (vector-index-right pred v)
+    (let loop ([i (- (vector-length v) 1)])
+      (cond
+        [(< i 0) #f]
+        [(pred (vector-ref v i)) i]
+        [else (loop (- i 1))])))
+
+  (define (vector-skip pred v)
+    (vector-index (lambda (x) (not (pred x))) v))
+
+  (define (vector-skip-right pred v)
+    (vector-index-right (lambda (x) (not (pred x))) v))
+
+  (define (vector-any pred v)
+    (let ([len (vector-length v)])
+      (let loop ([i 0])
+        (cond
+          [(= i len) #f]
+          [(pred (vector-ref v i)) => (lambda (x) x)]
+          [else (loop (+ i 1))]))))
+
+  (define (vector-every pred v)
+    (let ([len (vector-length v)])
+      (let loop ([i 0] [last #t])
+        (cond
+          [(= i len) last]
+          [(pred (vector-ref v i)) => (lambda (x) (loop (+ i 1) x))]
+          [else #f]))))
+
+  (define (vector-swap! v i j)
+    (let ([tmp (vector-ref v i)])
+      (vector-set! v i (vector-ref v j))
+      (vector-set! v j tmp)))