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> There's a reason why eg. C++ and Java don't support parsing strings and
> interpreting them as C++ or Java. Even many interpreted scripting languages
> don't have any parse function because it may not be quite trivial to
> implement in them. The current SDL is a good example of this.
The main problem with the current method of using an include file is speed.
If it could be done using a virtual file stored in RAM, there could be
a huge gain in speed without fundamentally changing the method.
(Is my memory weakening, or do I correctly remember that, at some point,
there was a patch, MegaPOV or another, which actually allowed to parse
a string ?)
Fabien.
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