> A lot of the Neko compiler NML files reference an AST file (Abstract > Syntax Trees?), but I can't find this among the directories. Is this > made available anywhere? > > Thanks, > Lee
Yes AST = Abstract Syntax Tree, that's the data structure representing a parsed neko program that is used for generating bytecode for exemple. It's described in the file src/neko/Ast.nml NekoML have its own AST since the syntax is different in src/nekoml/Ast.nml , and after typing a new AST is created that include more informations and types (src/nekoml/Type.nml). Nicolas -- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
