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Hello everyone, I would like to implement functionality something like the following in my sample language..... class A { Object attrA1 } class B { int attrB1 bool method methTestB ( .... ) } main () { bool test Object a a = new Class A() a.attr1 = new Class B() a.attrB1 = 5 test = a.methTestB(...) } I assume that I will need: - some type of runtime lookup table to store

...s type of call is valid in a language like Python. Are there any references out there that would help me implement something like this? thanks, frank On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 4:16 AM, David Chisnall <David.Chisnall at cl.cam.ac.uk > wrote: > On 24 Apr 2013, at 23:13, Frank White <frankwhite1003 at gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hello everyone, I would like to implement functionality something like > the following in my sample language..... > > > > {snipped not very informative C++ pseudocode.} > > > > I assume that I will need: > > > > - some ty...

On 24 Apr 2013, at 23:13, Frank White <frankwhite1003 at gmail.com> wrote: > Hello everyone, I would like to implement functionality something like the following in my sample language..... > {snipped not very informative C++ pseudocode.} > I assume that I will need: > > - some type of runtime lookup table to store the class str...

Hello all... I'm trying to create a simple language that supports classes using the OCaml API. When I use the web page demo to produce the intermediate code for the following C++ example ... class MyClass { public: MyClass(); int c; }; MyClass::MyClass () { c=55; } ...I get something like this .... %class.MyClass = type { i32 } @MyClass::MyClass() = alias void (%class.MyClass*)*

Hello everyone... I'm hoping that someone can give me insight as to why I am having problems building the Kaleidoscope example for OCaml. Platform: Mac OS 10.8.2 OCaml version: 4.00.1 LLVM version: 3.1 XCode version: 4.5.2 I successfully build the examples when running "gnumake BUILD_EXAMPLES=1" in the OBJ_DIR, however when I try to build them from outside the build tree (ie move

Peter …. I am interested in using the OCaml bindings since I found it on the LLVM tutorial site but have found little support for it. Not sure who else is interested in this. Frank.

Hello all… The conclusion of the LLVM Kaleidoscope example talks about the ability of create types and structures. I would like to find a way to create a recursive structure type using the OCaml bindings. My purpose is to be able to create more advanced types such linked lists and trees. My understanding is that I have to create identified, named types but I haven’t found any functions that