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Foreign function callbacks now receive a ModuleAndName parameter too.

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This commit breaks the ARM64 version, I will fix it next.

Lots going on here. DynafuncMaker got updated to store strings
to back the ModuleAndName objects that get hardcoded in the
assembly glue function.
ModuleAndName is not a typedef to a tuple anymore, because I
discovered that tuples suck. They get always pushed on the stack
when passed as parameter, instead the new implementation gets
passed into 2 registers being it a standard layout type.

dhandy::bt::string got updated so it can be used as a literal
value for non-type template parameters, which allowed for a
really easy to use `wren::MN<>` helper. Code now fully requires
c++20.
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King_DuckZ 2022-05-17 01:00:00 +02:00
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examples/calendar/main.cpp
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@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ System.print("You have %(cale.appointment_count()) appointment(s)")
}
}
static void today (wren::VM& vm) {
static void today (wren::VM& vm, wren::ModuleAndName) {
vm.set_slot_string(0, today_unique_str().get());
}
@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ System.print("You have %(cale.appointment_count()) appointment(s)")
} //unnamed namespace
int main() {
typedef wren::ModuleAndName MN;
using wren::MN;
MyConf conf;
wren::VM vm(&conf, nullptr);
@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ int main() {
vm.interpret("main", g_test_script);
Calendar* const cale = std::get<0>(wren::variables<Calendar>(vm, MN{"main", "cale"}));
Calendar* const cale = std::get<0>(wren::variables<Calendar>(vm, MN<"main", "cale">));
cale->print_appointments();
return 0;