> Yes. And I am the main author of GCC MELT. See http://gcc-melt.org/ or > gcc.gnu.org/wiki/MELT; I believe it could interest you for your RDC. > (but please discuss MELT on [email protected] not here).
I've been following your conversations about the upcoming meeting / summit. Interesting. > What about templates or namespaces? Nope. Just the encapsulation provided for by C++ classes. Simple. Would need to include support for inheritance, and that's about it. After all, what more does a TinyC++ need? :-) I have been looking at TinyCC's source code and I think I'm going to continue developing my own compiler from the ground up as I have been. What I have is quite small, fast, and although it is not optimizing in any way, it looks to provide usable logic, processing, and the ability to do what my primary goal is: be able to launch the debugger, make changes to my source, recompile them on-the-fly, and update the binary image running in memory, as is seen in Microsoft's Visual Studio and Debugger, with their "edit-and-continue" mode. I am also working on my own debugger for this, as I find GDB to be way antiquated and/or bloaty (probably due to its antiquity roots). It's all still a way-pre-alpha work, but I'm heading toward it. - Rick _______________________________________________ Tinycc-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tinycc-devel
