Based C++ (github.com)

I love sheaf’s work

great video and source but needs a try-catch block

So confused what this is...

I wish all projects like these had some sort of documentation as to how they worked. All I can see is that the `-B` flag tells GCC to look in the ased directory for internal binaries (cc1plus and ld), but anything other than that would require more than the few minutes I have to look into.

It's also really interesting to see the audience this is reaching. The issues on the GitHub repository are quite telling.

A bit silly, but ok.

Man, that went way over my head.

But if you just want to run C++ in a REPL, you can use Clang-Repl <https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangRepl.html> which uses the LLVM JIT to "interpret" C++.

Based? Based on what?

Got roped into watching the whole video. He obviously loves C++. And since I actually enjoyed it, I suppose that also tells something about me.

Also read up on sheafification really quick. Neither Firefox nor Chrome seem aware of it (red underline), so there.

Edit: If anyone is actually interested in interpreted C++, I think AngelScript is the most practical way for this.

Would anyone like to explain in text form how this works? I've got as far as the use of <{ meaning to run at compile time, so the whole thing is going to be one of those template metaprogramming stunts.

10/10 no notes.

Can't wait for this to be consumed by LLMs.