git grep self.hosted

broken_tests/README.txt

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 Tests in this directory fail if they are moved into the tests folder.
-This is because the self-hosted compiler doesn't analyze the CFGs.
+This is because the compiler doesn't analyze the CFGs.
 
 The analysis code exists, but it's written in C, because it used to be a
-part of what's now the bootstrap compiler. It's in simplify_cfg.c.
+part of the old Jou compiler written in C. It's in simplify_cfg.c.
 
 See issue #566.

compiler/tokenizer.jou

@@ -20,10 +20,7 @@ def is_operator_byte(c: byte) -> bool:
     return c != '\0' and strchr("=<>!.,()[]{};:+-*/&%|", c) != NULL
 
 def is_keyword(word: byte*) -> bool:
-    # This keyword list is in 3 places. Please keep them in sync:
-    #   - the Jou compiler written in C
-    #   - self-hosted compiler
-    #   - syntax documentation
+    # Please update the syntax documentation if you add keywords
     keywords = [
         "import", "def", "declare", "class", "union", "enum", "global",
         "return", "if", "elif", "else", "while", "for", "pass", "break", "continue",
@@ -385,11 +382,7 @@ class Tokenizer:
 
     def read_operator(self) -> byte[100]:
         operators = [
-            # This list of operators is in 3 places. Please keep them in sync:
-            #   - the Jou compiler written in C
-            #   - self-hosted compiler
-            #   - syntax documentation
-            #
+            # Please update the syntax documentation if you add new operators.
             # Longer operators are first, so that '==' does not tokenize as '=' '='
             "...", "===", "!==",
             "==", "!=", "->", "<=", ">=", "++", "--", "+=", "-=", "*=", "/=", "%=", "&&", "||",

stdlib/_assert_fail.jou

@@ -5,6 +5,6 @@ declare exit(status: int) -> noreturn
 
 @public
 def _jou_assert_fail(assertion: byte*, path: byte*, lineno: int) -> noreturn:
-    # TODO: print to stderr, when self-hosted compiler supports it
+    # TODO: print to stderr
     printf("Assertion '%s' failed in file \"%s\", line %d.\n", assertion, path, lineno)
     exit(1)