Sorry, but my code have two bugs. I correct it in this mail.
Sławomir Lach.
W dniu 17.04.2017, pon o godzinie 10∶20 +0200, użytkownik Sławomir Lach
napisał:
> Hi.
>
> I am Lach Sławomir from Poland, Bytom. I am beginner developer in
> C/C++, Python, TypeScript, EcmaScript, etc.
>
> I'm wonder how wonderful stuff can be done if GNU Compilers
> Collection
> allow developers to use JavaScript inside other language code as
> preprocessor.
>
> - Developer could use arrays
> - Developer could use more generalized functions
> - Developer could use custom code analyze (as compiler extensions)
> - JavaScript will be ran in sandbox, so maybe use it instead
> configure
> scripts and instead make?
> - Developer could use JavaScript regular expressions to replace text
> in
> files
> - Possible many others
>
> I think, you could use modified version of node.js as C/other
> language
> preprocessor. I don't have idea how things should be done yet, but
> I'm
> ready for discussions.
>
> One example:
> #JS_DEFINE("UNPACK",['string','string'], function(a, b)
> {
> unpacked_symbols[unpacked_symbols.length] = b;
> document.write("#define b a . b");
> })
>
> #JS_DEFINE("}", [], function() {
>
> for (a in unpacked_symbols)
> {
> document.write("#undef" + a);
> }
> delete unpacked_symbols;
> document.write("}");
> }
>
> That's very simple example. Could it be useful?
>
> Best regards,
> Lach Sławomir.
