I'm not interested in hiding my source. Good luck to the moron that steals my code. Let me know how that 1st update worked out. :)
I was just interested in the pre-compiling part for faster execution. I stand corrected on my original Java Byte-Code suggestion. On further research, I see it was more properly described as maybe a serialized stream of java objects.. ?? Seems this stuff is executed in 2 passes and the pre-compiler takes care of the first pass. I guess almost every compiler does the same thing ... one pass to eliminate all the bs, comments, and white space, and make sure everything connects, then a second pass to execute a nice clean stream of code. I use a lot of ridiculously long identifiers and lots of tabs so I can figure stuff out when I stare at the code. That pre-compile step seems like it would be significant for me. Anywho ... glad to hear of it's return. tx, c On Thursday, August 9, 2012 7:05:05 PM UTC-5, Confused wrote: > > If I remember correctly, Coldfusion had a "compiler" that would tokenize > cfm templates. > > Does OBD have anything similar? > > tx, > c > > -- online documentation: http://openbd.org/manual/ http://groups.google.com/group/openbd?hl=en
