Dec-21-2016, 09:48 PM
You've written an interpreter. The guy in the tutorial repeatedly refers to it as an interpreter.
What you could do, as I had suggested, is to redo your interpreter in a compiled language like C++ or Rust. Then you would get an .exe of your interpreter, and you could pass you codime program to the .exe to be interpreted. Then people wouldn't need Python, although they would need the .exe file.
What you could do, as I had suggested, is to redo your interpreter in a compiled language like C++ or Rust. Then you would get an .exe of your interpreter, and you could pass you codime program to the .exe to be interpreted. Then people wouldn't need Python, although they would need the .exe file.
Craig "Ichabod" O'Brien - xenomind.com
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