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Re: OO programing in RCX
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lugnet.robotics.rcx
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Wed, 12 Jan 2000 02:25:59 GMT
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I should probably mention again that legOS supports C++, and supports it
even better if you add void*builtin_new(size_t n){return malloc(n)}; to
the appropriate library, as v0.3.0 will. The rest of this is off-topic.
Dave Baum schrieb:
> Ironically, the NQC compiler itself is very OO.
Interesting. Most compilers aren't - which is very bad for maintenance
if they're written by hand. But then, there are generators for almost
every stage of a compiler now.
I was wondering, did you use generators in writing nqc? What kind of
intermediate representation are you using? Code-generator templates are
probably tricky, considering the bytecodes...
On a different note, we recently made a comparison of several
implementations of standard compiler data structures, e.g., symbol and
definition tables, syntax trees etc. Plain old C came out two times as
fast as standard C++, and over three times as fast as STL code. Of
cause, this only amounts to anything if you're planning on compiling
several thousands of lines of code ;-)
G'Night,
Markus.
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| (...) OO works very well for things like a parse tree. I can add a new statement and just add its rules for semantic checking and code generation...all within its own class. I think part of the problem is that compiler design is a very heavily (...) (25 years ago, 12-Jan-00, to lugnet.robotics.rcx)
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| (...) I toyed with a couple of ideas for this, but most of the really useful things can't be done using the standard bytecodes. About the only thing I came up with was a way to wrap the standard API calls up into some classes. However, implementing (...) (25 years ago, 11-Jan-00, to lugnet.robotics.rcx)
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