The NumEntries checks need to be deferred until the end as a final unresolved check on valdiation. As if there really is a discrepancy of entires it should be revealed by the specific entry failing.
Right now the latest failure with the single header check involves a define directive specifically the define does omit whitespace properly and so the check interprets the different cached content to be non-equivalent.
This will happen with all unvalidated aspects of the AST ( expressions, function bodies, etc )
There are two ways to resolve, either make an AST that can tokenize all items (not realistic), or I need to strip non-syntax important whitespace and then cache the string. This would mean removing everything but a single whitespace for all content within a content string. Otherwise, I would have to somehow make sure the content of the string has the exact formatting between both files for the definitions that matter.
AST types with this issue:
* Define Directive
* Pragma Directive
* Comment
* Execution
* Platform Attributes
* Untyped
Comments can technically be left unverified as they do not matter semantically.
When the serialization is first emitted, the content these strings should for the most part be equivalent. However I do see some possible failures for that if a different style of bracket placment is used (between the serialization).
At that point what I could do is just leave those unverified and just emit the content to the user as warning that the ast and the other compared could not be verified.
Those technically can be handled on a per-eye basis, and worst case the tests with the compiler will in the determine if any critical defintions are missing for the user.
Also now doing comment serialization on def_comment directly as parse_comment doesn't need it.
Essentially comment ast types serialize the same way s untyped and execution ASTs
I need to change it so that they all use one big arena allocation for the initial. This can be done when the global allocator is changed to a growable arena.
This isn't the last step though everything in the main project directory that isn't md files needs to be generated only.
Can't do that till testing is robust enough...
Adding the pragma once and includes the files broke compilation, still diagnosing why.
- Some string functions were moved to the cpp, still need to do some more evaluation of it and the containers...
- Added support for forceinline and neverinline to parsing (untested)
- Added support for specifiers in operator cast such as explicit, inline/forceinline/neverinline, etc.
- Before it only support const.
- Still need to support volatile.
- Forceinline was not supported at all for tokenization, fixed that.
Needed so that includes could be added to components so that intellisense would not fail since the parser (for most editors) doesn't properly parse the enviornment and cheats on a per-file basis.
There were multiple issues with comment and newline lexing.
Extended printing functions to support Strings with %S flag (captial 'S').
Allows for length detection. Also made it so that precision for strings is the string length.
Also fix for HashTable<>::rehash_fast not having finished implemenation...
The typedef fix is a sort of hack (like how parsing the rest of the language feels like tbh...).
I might make a def_typedef_fn to make it clearer how to define function typedefs using the upfront interface.
