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It will be easiest to set up an interpreter's ontology (bindings, instructions, types etc that it recognizes) using something like this (extended from the templates):
start with a template interpreter (empty or onewitheverything as defaults)
add-type
add-module
add-instruction (by name)
add-binding
populate-stack
populate-binding
set-counter
set-limit
etc
The initialization then proceeds by threading through these in order given, something like the way the templates are currently done, but in a more programatic way, and leaving net results to convention.
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It will be easiest to set up an interpreter's ontology (bindings, instructions, types etc that it recognizes) using something like this (extended from the templates):
empty
oronewitheverything
as defaults)add-type
add-module
add-instruction
(by name)add-binding
populate-stack
populate-binding
set-counter
set-limit
The initialization then proceeds by threading through these in order given, something like the way the templates are currently done, but in a more programatic way, and leaving net results to convention.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: