Re: [BLACKBOX] BlackBox 1.6 final version - COMPLEX datatypes?

From: [at]} <Josef>
Date: Mon, 6 Jul 2009 07:50:05 +0200

yes!

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From: Georgy <mailto:georgy.jikia{([at]})nowhere.xy
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Subject: Re: [BLACKBOX] BlackBox 1.6 final version - COMPLEX datatypes?

Usually operator overloading would transform the expression like
 
z:=a+b*c;
 
in something like
 
z:=a.Add(b.Multiply(c));
 
If math operations are overloaded like
 
PROCEDURE "+" (IN x, y: COMPLEX; OUT z: COMPLEX);
 
z can be expressed as a sequence of two statements
 
"*"(b,c,tmp);
"+"(a,tmp,z);

And the compiler should be able to transform one statement like z:=a+b*c; in two statements as above internally. Is this what are you saying, Josef?

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