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These projects are intended to showcase TenDRA's ideas, by providing
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example platforms. One intention here is to try to break free from the
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usual methods of implementing such things, in an effort to gain some
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publicity from curious people.
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For the moment, though, our focus is on TenDRA itself: I am keeping
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this list simply so that I do not loose track of the ideas.
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For features directly relating to TenDRA itself, see the features
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document.
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Eval
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An implementation of eval() for C. This is essentially a "hello world"
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for libTenDRA.
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In its first incarnation, it can compile to a temporary file, dynamically
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load it, and execute the contents. Eventually, it can be modified to
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make use of the TDF interpreter.
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Runtime TDF interpreter
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Initially, this can start out as the simplest possible implementation.
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I'd like to take as much advantage of TDF's features as possible, so
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using something like LLVM as a base may not be appropriate: this remains
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to be seen.
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