This is a living document - delete things when done. Avoid discussion. Current version (Cataract Creek) - handle free_type more cleanly?? - change 'labels' to only be created for 'use' - handle syntax errors better - recover quickly. - use precedence levels for expressions - structs - const fields - anonymous field - array or struct (or pointer to these) multiple anon struct ar allowed if they don't conflict - [] can apply to anon array field - anon struct field gets fields interpolated - manifest values for arrays and structs [a,b,c] - yet more operators << >> # bit-ops & | ~ &~ op= - split values so I can have an array of just the value (1 byte for u8) - integers, unsigned, bitfield, float - pointers - owned or borrowed - pure, loaded, overloaded, augmented - owned: once, counted, collected - array slice - array buffer - can be added to and grows. - char, string search, regexp search - allow "do stuff" as a stand-alone statement (scope) Next version (Govetts Creek): - functions and procedures - Finalize what a "main" program looks like. Much later - per-field attributes constant, stable, add-only, read-only, mutable, owned, borrowed, dependant, pure - records - enum - classes - constructors and destructors - or "after" ?? - vtables, fat pointers, list of approaches - operators as interface methods - interfaces, inheritance - modules, imports and exports - closures, threads, co-routines, generators - introspection / reflection ? e.g. support serialization find function given a string holding the name measure coverage, adjust based on performance metrics auto-create mock objects Is this just parsing the details in the obj file? - % formatting - string / slice / strbuf - parsing library - sscanf equiv, regexp, LALR - FFI - GTK - sockets / http / HTML - parameterised types, and dependant types - message passing primitives - overloading for numbers - exceptions ?? - ensure list_head type concept can work - "union" type ?? - pattern matching for destructuring?? - casts?? - typeswitch? - iso suffixes for number? - foreach? - case fall-through or go-to - break/continue or "next","last" - algebraic types