I'm pleased to inform that the expression evaluator is working just as I'd hoped. I'd like it to have a public test.
There are two versions. The C++ one, and the GML one. The C++ one is for macros, and so does not allow strings or floats. (Numbers that aren't integers.) Also as per preprocessors, it doesn't allow casts. (Though, there is a cast system implemented.) This means...
School's finally out, and I neglected to make a newspost about it yesterday, but I will today.
Anyway, it's over. This means I actually have time to work now. My workload tripled towards the end of the year, but now... No more four page take-home packets and tests from logic, or even the daily page and a half of math homework. I'm basically free now.
Since people are beginning to freak out, I decided I'd best be more liberal with my updates. ...No, I will not get a Twitter. Ever. That would kill me on the inside.
Continuing.
DLL's are working. That doesn't mean they're finished, though; I have some stdcall testing to do now that I have cdecl working.
The endeavor looked something like this: 7:58 - Co...
First and foremost for those who don't catch on as quickly, we weren't really bought out by Yoyo. Come on. We don't even mean anything to them yet; we're not even on the competition radar.
ANYWAY. Due to constant bother from someone who wanted to pilfer ENIGMA's resource attachment code and for some reason couldn't use the stuff from R3, I hosted the source code.
I'm pleased to inform that the expression evaluator is working just as I'd hoped.
I'd like it to have a public test.
There are two versions. The C++ one, and the GML one. The C++ one is for macros, and so does not allow strings or floats. (Numbers that aren't integers.) Also as per preprocessors, it doesn't allow casts. (Though, there is a cast system implemented.)
This means...