Codegen change, remove typedefs, use standard
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@@ -9,15 +9,10 @@ In the future
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- [ ] Cleanup
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- [ ] Remove tuple stuff or cleanup, in the future might replace it with a better implementation
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- [ ] Add ability to do i: int = 0 inside for loops
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- [ ] Add ability to do i: int = 0 inside for loops for i: int = 0, i < 10, i+=1
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- [ ] Complicated c declaration generation
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- [ ] The fact that symbols from main file get introduced to the loaded files
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might be kind of confusing, need to watch out for that
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- [ ] You can't alias Lambdas because they are not evaluated as constant.
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I used a little simplification where lambdas and structs were marked as such
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in parsing I think. BUT Structs work so it's maybe just a little fix of constant
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propagation using Operands, where I will need to modify Operand of lambda to
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be constant AND rewrite_const to not rewrite a lambda OR SOMETHING, maybe it's cool
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dont know. BUT not sure if we wont need to rewrite the idea that Lambdas can be Decls.
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- [ ] Conditional compilation
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- [ ] Expand macros
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@@ -157,6 +152,12 @@ For modules it's a bit different cause they should be distributed as valid.
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## Done
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- [x] You can't alias Lambdas because they are not evaluated as constant.
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I used a little simplification where lambdas and structs were marked as such
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in parsing I think. BUT Structs work so it's maybe just a little fix of constant
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propagation using Operands, where I will need to modify Operand of lambda to
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be constant AND rewrite_const to not rewrite a lambda OR SOMETHING, maybe it's cool
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dont know. BUT not sure if we wont need to rewrite the idea that Lambdas can be Decls.
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- [x] Operator Overloading
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- [x] '.' Operator doesn't handle expressions inside the dot chain, no good, so casts don't work
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- [x] Introduce List to reduce heap allocations and make it more arena friendly, can we get rid of heap completly?
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