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And how does that address this issue?
by xfer 8y ago
And how does that address this issue?
- steveklabnik 8y agoProcedural macros and macros are different things; nom is the “normal” macros (“macros by example”). The initial procedural macro release is in 6.5 weeks. Nom has worked on stable for years.
- xfer 8y agoI know procedural macros are different in how they work and more flexible, but the problem remains the same: you can't really look at any macro definition and go i know how to use this. A vector of tokens is not the syntax a programmer can parse without the grammar definition that the macro implements. It's still foreign unless it is well-written to match existing language constructs.
- steveklabnik 8y agoSure; to be clear, I'm trying to point out what I think your parent is getting at. I don't necessarily agree.
- monocasa 8y agoOh, I thought you were talking about the issues as a macro writer. Now that I reread it, I think you're talking about as a macro consumer. Is that right?