(consoleapp) Remove -e <script> option
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Similar to the REPL, this currently depends on our `PerlangInterpreter`, i.e. interpreted mode execution of Perlang code. The ideal would be to actually be able to remove that class altogether (and at some point replace it with a Perlang counterpart which interfaces with LLVM on-the-fly). I don't know if that is feasible or not, but let's at least take these simple steps first and remove things which obviously depend on parts of our tooling that we would want to see "go away", so to speak.
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Similar to the REPL, this currently depends on our
PerlangInterpreter, i.e. interpreted mode execution of Perlang code. The ideal would be to actually be able to remove that class altogether (and at some point replace it with a Perlang counterpart which interfaces with LLVM on-the-fly). I don't know if that is feasible or not, but let's at least take these simple steps first and remove things which obviously depend on parts of our tooling that we would want to see "go away", so to speak.