JincS: Corrention: A node is a leaf or branch. I node is a very ambiguous word kind of like int. There is a 'short int' and 'long int' just as there is a 'branch node' and 'leaf node' with a tree. Once I get timing implemented into my tree I am going to post a more complicated example with a given tree and simplifying.

Also JincS you haven't seen the code since you only stop by the channel for 1 minute at the most and then leave . I am there almost everytime you do that, but I am working on HACC which takes up the full screen. If you message me it will make a sound and then I will know your there.

And to answer your other question. The generic trees are built specifically to be generic to Hacc not generic trees in general lol. That means that there is no sorting or searching that needs to be done. They are built by the parser and are simplified by the parser. The generic routines provide at least a minimal gateway to manipulate these trees very easily.

Secondly no namespaces will be allowed.

And yeah we are building an assembler anymore. We are going to use a very customized SPASM, although we still have to build the linker.

Well labels aren't hard. They are arbituary. They translate directly into assembly. E.g.

... C code
goto A
... C code
A:

translates to

... translated C code
jp LA
... translated C code
LA:

I like your suggestions though. Keep them coming!

Hmm you know I was considering leaving out 32 bit integer, but I thought it would be so fun to see what people come up with even though they are slow. Sigma made a whole slew of 32 bit manipulation routines so I was going to just throw them in there.

Oh, but yes, that is one thing I was tossing around. I think I am just going to leave floats out for now, personally because I doubt people would use them and they are just too much to manage.

Oh yeah and variable arguments are allowed up until 16 arguments which is only 64 bytes at most on the stack. I really have never seen anything over 16, but it will report an error when a variable argument recieves anything above 16 arguments.

Nah I don't think I am going to take out anything really from the C language, except maybe from the preprocessor. I mean with three developers working on this, things are starting to go smoothly at least.

And also this project was never really dead. We have been working on it all along.

Also DJ_Omnimaga a node is a piece of a tree. It is just technical jargon that is used to describe trees.

Alright well I kind of have 2 updates. One doesn't matter and another is a major advancement.

First announcement: The name of the compiler is now HACC(Halfiax's C Compiler). Haha I am so original . The name isn't final though exactly.

Second announcement: The major advancement that is one of the key driving forces behind parsing C code, and the technology behind all the internal data types in HACC is nearing the end of the development process. Generic Trees are finally shaping up. Some key things of what it can do now.

* Build a full tree containing any number of nodes that can be contained in memory
* Inserting triplets right into a leaf node
* Deleting triplets right from a branch node
* Obtaining triplets from any place in the tree
* Resolving triplets through a callback built by the programmer

Things to implement:

* Any number of child members to one parent
* Resolving variable child members
* Recursive resolving of the tree from custom resolution callback list

After the things to implement are implemented, then we can begin to build the trees needed on top of that.

Just for fun I recorded a quick little debug session of a small small tree

c1-->

CODE

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