Most likely will just reduce them to C-enums with underlying type.
Otherwise there has to be a mechanism to drop the defs down to them anyways, and eliminate the namespace wraps.
Mostly just cleanup and renaming of certain stuff (mostly in dependencies).
* Changed uw and sw to usize and ssize.
* Removed zpl_cast usage throughout dependencies
* No longer using GEN_DEF_INLINE & GEN_IMPL_INLINE
* header_start.hpp renamed to platform.hpp for depdendencies header.
* Added support for parsing/serializing specifiers for OpCast roughtly.. Doesn't have constraints on what specifiers beyond whats expected in global nspace scope..
* Minor adjustments to hashtable to avoid UE compile errors
* Make sure scanner.cpp is being made by bootstrap
* Number literals weren't getting properly lexed
* Fixes for compiler errors with Unreal Engine configuration.
* Support for "post-name" macros in parameters
* Support for variables initializing directly using constructor syntax.
* Explicitly added inline keyword to header inlines for compiling compile library in multiple translation units.
I need to manually review these as the changes have various errors that are difficult to diagnose why.
I took a break to do handmade hero and now a bit rusty.
Now its more contexually rich to the ast type, however I need to hookup tokens from parsing to the AST. There needs to be a way for the debug string to lookup the token and provide the contexual line.
Can either pass it ( TokArray* toks ) from the parser on failure (or `CodeFile`)..
Technically there is more than enough room for another Token* ptr. I could add another and specifiers would still have at minimum 14 slots before needing to extended to next specs.
**************... yeah
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
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.
