Been working on a package manager for my compiler, so far it's been very fun. Even added some nice bells and whistles by doing a chunk-transfer with `std.net.curl` I can fetch a few chunks, append the retrieved bytes and call some call back (in my case one that updates a progress bar).
If no `@return` is present then this is generated
TLang document generation, made some great progress in the last two days. Amazing what you can accomplish when you really focus.
This post was automatically scheduled on the 27th of December at half-past midnight to post 3 months into 2024 - if this is here then it means I made proper progress with the T programming language compiler and I am now very happy about it.
Tonight was a brilliant one for me, but in a more solemn sense. I have been working on-and-off when I had time on one of the biggest features for my TLang compiler. This was to add support for multi-module, i.e. the ability to import other modules etc.
The last bug was fixed today ๐๏ธ
Vibes - tests pass on #ARM for TLang
Next task Gustav will be working on is improving the lacklustre mathematical precedence in the `parseExpression()` implantation in the `Parser`
PR: https://deavmi.assigned.network/git/tlang/tlang/issues/155