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WIP: Feature/expr sig #104
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….ini, to run specific tests
…ode for expr~ prototyped in SignalMath and compiling. Next is to setup front-end plumbing for expr~
@dgbillotte whenever you have time can you check some of the changes I've ported into your branch? |
I've just recently been trying to follow these again and was surprised to
see my handle... I will try to check it out this weekend. Worst case, I
have a week off in a couple of weeks (aug 7-11) and can definitely get my
head into it then.
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@dgbillotte did you have a chance to have a look at this again? :) I do think that we might be painting ourselves a bit into a corner here, as we won't be able to use any of the more recent features of expr~ (like signal objects and others). However decomposing the expression into a graph might pose additional problems as we'd need to deal with proper control flow as well (particularly for control rate expressions), which is very much non-trivial So ultimately providing a minimal way to do expr/expr~ might be preferable over trying (and failing) to really decompose the expression into a "proper" heavy graph. |
Putting it up for review, even though it's not nearly done yet.
Still needed: