Antidisassemblage

I have created a blog just for my thoughts on compiler theory and design, as well as my progress on

please note that in the previous posts, many // comments were wrapped onto multiple lines because

Just have a look at the welcome message / description that is on the group home page; it says it all.

CHANGE: NO NEED TO RECOMPILE The Opia source code: I added an executable jar file to the version 0.07

I am officially making OPIA the successor and replacement of Antidisassemblage. You can call it a

With the exception of interpretted vars and OOP paradigms, and the WAY that "pass-by-reference

The only difference between this and the old one is that THIS one has the updated tutorials in it :P

I mentioned that I would probably not have a lot to do after school got out over the holidays.

THE GOOD NEWS: I have FINALLY managed to get back into my ticalc.org account, and I have uploaded

The new tutorials have been uploaded separately, because I have made no changes to the compiler since

(why did I not just go to "alpha 6"; it's not like it would be 1.7!) This update is to

I JUST stumbled upon a SICK AMAZING use for code mutation to make expression handling intensely

I have made several major improvements/changes, some of them "hidden" or pointless, but

This is mostly a note for my reflection, but concerning variable allocation & it's affect on

(Taken right from the post I made back at HLz80, I thought I'd just repost here for reference. 5