I know I was previously working on the TurboSnap project, which aims to achieves a similar goal. The extension block would work similarly to the built-in JIT compiler block.

I'm thinking of also providing this as a Snap! extension block as well as the Snap! mod.

Currently rings are compiled along with the rest of the script - compile them only when ran/called.

you have to re-place the block in order for it to recompile)

Code doesn't recompile when a slot is changed (the cache becomes outdated.

Rendered rings show the stringified generator function (the compiled code) - make it show Snap! code (maybe?).

Warp not working correctly in the situation Vee creates.

This is a list of stuff I'm aware isn't currently functional: (You can turn off the JIT compiler in settings) I didn't test the other example projects. Snap! already has an experimental JIT compiler, but it doesn't support yields or custom blocks and doesn't seem to have been updated in some time.Ĭurrently it can run Vee, although you need to set the 'shapes' variable through the code before running it, and warp isn't working for whatever reason. I have attached the source code in a text file in case anyone cares to take a look.I've been working on a JIT compiler for Snap!. I downloaded the evaluation version of Keil uVision5 hoping it would be of use to me, but unfortunately it has a 2Kb limit, the full version is $2,600 and I don't see myself paying as much as that for a hobby project.ġ) Are there any alternatives to compiling the source code in an alternative compiler, what modifications would I have to make to the source code.Ģ) What is the easiest way of programming the AT89S51 once I have compiled my file. ' The program is written in embedded C language and compiled through KEIL (IDE) cross compiler.' The project designer posted his source code and his description is The original controller was an AT89C51 but I understand that the AT89S51 is compatible and programming is even easier. I found a very nice project online that I would like to build. I have just about managed to master the Arduino Uno and now need to go a step further. However micro-controllers are all very new to me.

I am a member of these forums for quite a while and generally don't have too many hardware issues.

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