swapping `deepcopy` for `copy` results in huge performance improvements

lib.py

@@ -2,15 +2,14 @@
 # BET UR MAD BAKADESU HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH
 # t. cirno
 
-idspace = {}
-funcspace = {}
+
 
 def execute(program):
     import traceback, copy
     def _execute(ctx, ids, fns):
         import sys, functools
-        lids = copy.deepcopy(ids)
-        lfns = copy.deepcopy(fns)
+        lids = copy.copy(ids)
+        lfns = copy.copy(fns)
         def _ident(name):
             return ("identifier", name)
         def _destr(t):
@@ -115,8 +114,7 @@ def execute(program):
                 #print(prototype)
                 return _execute(prototype, lids, lfns)
             else:
-                print("no such function", ctx[0])
-                return None
+                return subs
 
         else:
             #print("base", ctx)
@@ -125,6 +123,8 @@ def execute(program):
                     map(lambda a: _execute(a, lids, lfns), ctx)
                 )
             return ctx
+    idspace = {}
+    funcspace = {}
     for strand in program:
         try: _execute(strand, idspace, funcspace)
 #        _execute(strand)