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Simply disabling variable implication actually fixes that and removes the need for the "known" keyword. Doing that would turn CPY into a valid preprocessing ste
by vrsperanza 8y ago
Simply disabling variable implication actually fixes that and removes the need for the "known" keyword.
Doing that would turn CPY into a valid preprocessing step for any existing C++ file. I'm currently working on a way enable or disable certain functionalities according to your preference.
It is in fact able to output perfectly servicable C++ code by simply using a flag (-ex)
CPY also helps with the compilation speed problem by doing a makefile-like compilation, were it only recompiles edited parts of the code.
It can also be used upon complete c++ projects and it would only actually execute the compilation step.
- vrsperanza 8y agoJust added a compilation flag to completely disable variable implication, this removes the need to ever use the "known" keyword