Lately, I’ve been integrating Copper into projects and everything is working seamlessly. Copper has finally matured to being robust enough for full scale applications, not just tinker projects.
Tag: interpreted language
Progress Report #11
A number of little updates have been applied to the Copper interpreter and documentation this week including better type identification and string-related methods.
Progress Report #9
After some critical debugging of the recently changed runFunctionObject() (used for callbacks), I decided to add a new boolean function in the spirit of doing things fast and efficiently: xall(). This function is the equivalent of any(all(…), nall(…)) where “…” represents the same arguments. Using xall() is much less error prone (since you only need to type the argument names once) and much faster because it’s all on the C++ side.
In other news…
foreign.run(anytime)
Up to this point, the foreign function system did not allow using callbacks via Engine::runFunctionObject() until after Engine::execute() or Engine::run() (which calls Engine::execute()) had completed. My recent update changes that and makes recursive execution of opcodes easier.
