From my basic knowledge of C..
I think they are defined in one file sef.. I'll check that
What about .so and .dylib files ?
since there is a new way to use dll from simple developemnt will be faster
I can't look into the files now :smile:
Just a C snippet implementing a simple-lang function
simple, you can use the
```c
SIMPLE_API void init_simple_module(SimpleState *sState)
{
//standard streams
register_block("__std_print",std_print);
}
void std_print(void *pointer)
{
fprintf(stdout, "%s", SIMPLE_API_GETSTRING(2) );
}
compile to your lib e.g `lib.so` so in simple you could docallDynamicModule("lib.so")
__std_print("Hello World")
```
refer to this.
the first code block in your dll.c
the second in your .sim file
So the compilation command ?
I'll add that to my todo list then.
I caan see @appcypher is on...
What's happening ?
Dropped some comments.
Heyo guyz happens simple-lang cannot handle really large numbers, that problem is solvable by making the numbers into string array and perform mathematical operation on it. I am experimenting the implementation using simple-lang itself after all successfull operation then it can be moved to the C source for faster operation.
You can test https://github.com/Thecarisma/simple/blob/master/examples/basic/misc.sim which is able to add infinite string numbers successfully
You can test https://github.com/Thecarisma/simple/blob/master/examples/basic/misc.sim which is able to add infinite string numbers successfully
That's a nice idea but my be slow and maybe not cool for production. Because we definitely have to be doing conversion each time we've gotta add large numbers.
That is how other lang do it python, java, ruby e.t.c there is no data type that can hold really large number except string. Talking of speed I ll make it into a c lib and use in simple-lang it ll be faster then, there are also ways to make the operation faster by using the best arithmethic method such as the karatsuba for multiplication and the classic carryover for addition.
yet to be pushed
I think this should be proposed as an RFC. I'll set up the rfc rn
So, I have made the first issue in the rfc - Let's discuss the changes to be done in simple more on the RFC. Here, simple-lang/rfcs#1