Michael Hudson wrote: ...
Hmm! Could we use this to make an interpreter-level implementation of the argument parsing code from a nice clear application level implementation? Or does this still result in hideous circularities? Probably. Oh well.
I think we could try this. We can look at circularities quite easily. Just for fun, I have run genrpy twice over a function. That creates the whole interpreter as a nice single huge Python source file. Although this doesn't make too much sense for producing the 'real' code, it procides a new way to do source analysis. You know that everything is in the file, the whole interpreter, you can single step, add debug calls, whatsoever, without having to hack around in the real sources.
well, I'll continue with this. Would like to run the huge file. At the moment, I have real trouble with old-style class instances. No idea how to create them, they seem to be not correctly wrapped.
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