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CoderViz with Csync and lazyC compile #304

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saxondigital opened this issue Feb 5, 2021 · 0 comments

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saxondigital commented Feb 5, 2021 •

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Implement CoderViz companion tools for code editing, compiling and runtime analysis.

CoderViz builds a visual representation of the code with heuristics as node attributes (eg. memory = size, cpu-time = rotate_rate, pagefault-rate = color, etc.)
Csync directly edits the CoderViz source files through scene modifications (and vice versa).
lazyC enables compiling all or parts of the code scene (hyeprglyphs) into encapsulated binary modules that can be runtime loaded and executed within the scene.

Considerations:

OOP vs non-OOP (Java vs C)
C subsets (OpenCL, PIC, etc.)
- Recursion
- Memory allocation
- Special Functions (math, IO, etc.)

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