2009/4/9 Jay Tennant <hierand...@crazyleafgames.com>:
> I've been working on interpreter data types since last week. It's a rewrite
> of an earlier exploration into interpreter writing.
> //data type definitions
> enum DDTYPE
> {
> UNDEFINED = 0x0,
> VARIABLE = 0x1,
> STRUCTURE = 0x2,
> CONSTANT = 0x4,
> ARRAY = 0x8,
> POINTER = 0x10,
> GLOBAL = 0x20,
>
> INTEGER = 0x100,
> SHORTINT = 0x200,
> LONGINT = 0x400,
> LONGLONGINT = 0x800, //64bit int
> UNSIGNEDINT = 0x1000,
>
> SINGLEFLOAT = 0x10000,
> DOUBLEFLOAT = 0x20000,
> EXTENDEDFLOAT = 0x40000, //80bit mantissa?; equivalent to long double
>
> STRING = 0x100000,
> };
>
> So far it's possible to have any of these data types, including arrays of
> structs, structs of structs, structs of arrays and simple data types, arrays
> of arrays, etc. I haven't written the program flow or the script translator
> definition list yet, nor the data management (including scope). But data can
> be instantiated and accessed. Might this be helpful?
> Links:
> http://www.crazyleafgames.com/miscWork/programming/interpreter/DataDefinitionsBase.h
> http://www.crazyleafgames.com/miscWork/programming/interpreter/DataDefinitionsBase.cpp
Hmm, interesting. What were you doing with this? Looks like an
experimental interpreter geared to debugging, by the names everywhere?
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