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For questions about designing and implementing interpreters, language implementations that execute source code directly, as opposed to compilers, which convert source code to executable code, which can then be executed later.
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How to save C struct pointers in interpreted language?
Take a look at how another one of Nystrom's languages does it: In Wren, there's a struct ObjForeign (source) containing the base Obj and an opaque uint8_t[FLEXIBLE_ARRAY] data (see here for how FLEXIB …
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