Hello, As I'm ill at home, I've given a look to Tea, and I like it :-)
Martin (V.), do you intend to finish your scripting system? Because if you do not think so, I'm reading to use tea, if it meets all the requirements (and I think that, with minor changes, it does) below: - Parser in the preparse phase creates a context. The context should be able to be serialized with glob2's stream and reloaded to be executed. - Parser in the preparse phase should be able to parser several scripts independently without side effects to the parser (so that we can parse multiple stories). - Execution should be able to be limited to a certain number of instruction, to prevent infinite loop in case of buggy scripts - Some instructions, known as waits, should suspend one thread execution (return from execute) and reevaluate the condition on next call to execute. If this works, tea is ready for glob2. Steph _______________________________________________ glob2-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/glob2-devel
