I plan on releasing a snapshot of where InterpreterExperiment
stands. I'll do that as soon as I bring the deparser back in
sync with the parser. This should be in the next few days.
It includes:
Lexical Analyzer
Parser
Deparser
Translation Framework
None of these are completely finished, but the translation
framework almost is. All of them, I hope, with the possible
exception of the deparser, are in their final form.
It supports chunks, parts (fields, buttons), expressions,
factors, and some statements. It doesn't have all the functions
there, yet.
The idea is to get some feedback on the design, and possibly
some help completing it. Also, to find any brokenness.
When you get it, you'll face these problems:
1. It requires gcc 3.0 to compile. I'm not sure if any other
compiler has the C++ support required.
2. Even if some other compiler did, the makefiles would not
support it
3. It has bugs. Those will be documented, to the extent I
know of them, in the release notes that will come with
it.
I can provide binaries for Linux/IA32. I might be able to
provide Linux/powerpc.[1] If SourceForge ever responds to my
support request[0], I can provide some other architectures as
well.
Until G++ 3.x builds and works on Mac OS X, I can't provide OS X
binaries. This won't be an issue, because GCC 3.1, due out in
April, will support OS X. And it'll be done before FreeCard.
As for Mac OS Classic, well... not sure.
[0]<http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=200001&aid=502417&group_id=
1>
[1] I'm doing a gcc-3.0.3 bootstrap on a ppc now. It should
work, but who knows.
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