It's not really documented, but human readable, may also not really mean what you think it means. For example, here's a snippet from the printed bytecode of the

It's not really documented, but human readable, may also not really mean what you think it means. For example, here's a snippet from the printed bytecode of the default system image: #fn("8000r1e0~|[316>0\x7fM~|[i2i343;];" [closure?])] find-in-f) #fn(";000r2c0~|}q3c1tg66I0c2e3c4c5e6g63132c73241;c8;" [#fn("8000r0c0c1~\x7fq2i2322^;" [#fn(for-each) #fn("8000r1~M|\x7f_43;" [])]) #fn("6000r1|F16B02|Mc0<16802|\x84c1<680e2|41;c3|41;" [thrown-value It's human readable in the sense that all the operations have single character ascii opcodes and strings are embedded as is and there's no raw pointers, etc, so you won't get mojibake, but it's not human readable in the sense of say a pretty-printed IR.