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-# Chapter 1: Genesis
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-This chapter goes through the processes involved in reading source
-code, running it, and optionally compiling it.
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-1. [Parse](1-parse.html) (see also [grammar](grammar/))
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-   The parser receives a stream of bytes and transforms them into a
-   minimal set of data types with very little processing.
-
-2. [Decode](2-decode.html)
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-   The decoder runs configurable and extensible pre-processing steps
-   over data received from the parser, enriching it with more complex
-   data types, and handling primitive source code transforms.  It's
-   comparable to the C pre-processor or Lisp's `DEFMACRO` mechanism,
-   with a few more responsibilities, such as number literal parsing.
-
-3. [Execute](3-execute.html)
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-   Code is executed (or interpreted, or evaluated) in an environment,
-   also called a module, which may be mutated, and linked with other
-   modules.  Execution is immediate, without any pre-compilation.
-
-4. [Compile](4-compile.html)
-
-   Procedures from within the compiler module can be used to demand
-   the compilation of other modules, with various options, yielding
-   static or dynamic object files.  These may be loaded immediately,
-   replacing the previously uncompiled module code in memory.