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In that thread, was curious if it was possible to write a C compiler that would be usable in-game. Well, after way too much work I was able to make it happen! Right now things are still a big buggy but the following things work in the editor: • syntax highlighting • scrolling • selecting an area of text using the mouse • ctrl+C ctrl+V ctrl+X • compile & run This might not seem like lot, but it was quite a challenge, being limited to 64kb ram and ~1mhz of processing power. Error checking isn't supported right now, but that's the next step.

The source code is available on github. However, you won't be able to use it until the RedPower companion mod, 'Redpower Continued' is released.

(name not final) Speaking of redpower continued, the clip also shows a sneak peek of a few of the new peripherals: the modem, hard drive, and VGA monitor. Gfycat seems to have butchered the syntax highlighting colors, so If anyone is interested in messing with this, shoot me a PM! A bit of testing help would be useful at this point.

Lua was the first language I learned actually. (Also, it's not an acronym. =P) I prefer C though. C is better at low memory usage, high speed, and 'raw' coding which allows you to build things yourself and specify how each individual piece of data is handled. Lua, on the other hand, sets everything to a 'double' type by default, uses 1 as the first address in tables, and has no manual free() or delete function. What I will praise is the ability for it to be JIT so you can have code-flow controlled soft dependencies, and the module system is MUCH more programmer-friendly.

Not only that, but it's a breeze to learn; it reads almost like english. Another problem with Lua is the high memory usage; even LuaJIT doesn't give too much space on, say, an ESP8266 microcontroller. TL;DR: Lua is awesome, but C is better. There are multiple options for inventory management, both of which are in vanilla redpower but I've expanded upon. The retriever can programmatically pull any specific item out of any inventory connected to it with a pneumatic tube, and the sortron can iterate through the slots in a connected inventory, and send them through a pneumatic tube, while coloring them for sorting., the functionality is essentially the same. The only change to the sortron is that it now accepts itemid:meta instead of an internal hash of the item (This makes implementation much easier) It seems quite complex but it's actually very easy to work with.