Mattia

> @Demonstrandum Okay; but one of the main functions of a filesystem is to be able to access the contents of a storage device, yes? > > So in other...

> @Demonstrandum That's the issue though, there's nothing in the readme for this project that signifies that this is meant to be silly or not meant to be taken seriously....

We need more people with access to the repo so we can merge this and the PR for incident timelines! We really need this

First, thank you all for your replies! @kandersen yeah, unfortunately I'm already implementing the bytecode VM so I can't really take advantage of the host language because of the unstructured...

Yeah, I guess I'll have to try that out myself and see what comes out then!

Amazing! Right now I'm having issues fixing function calls for my bytecode VM so I'll have to get around to that first, but I'll have a look at it for...

@BigZaphod any updates on your progress?

I just stopped doing "short" jumps entirely, tbh. Fetching one extra byte from the stack has a neglibible performance impact (from my testing) at this level of abstraction so I...

If you want to check a more lox-like implementation, try [japl](https://git.nocturn9x.space/japl/japl). For a much different implementation of a statically-typed language (still taking some inspiration from lox), I have [peon](https://git.nocturn9x.space/nocturn9x/peon). >...

> @nocturn9x > > I've tried experimenting with implementing the OP_CONSTANT_LONG opcode as suggested by the book, but found that the performance regression was significantly higher with 2 different opcodes...