v1.1.0 stable

[tomhea]

Version 1.1.0 changes:

• Total refactor to the standard library - cleaner code, documented better, better tested, and faster in general.
  Thus it has better maintainability and its better for learning.
• All stl macros are now under the stl/bit/hex namespaces
• hex.pointers implemented (faster than bit.ptr)
• Improved READMEs
• Improved debugging (-d, --debuginfo, --debug-ops-list)
• Improve lexer-parser exceptions

It is all tested, and ready to be used on windows or linux (and mac shouldn't be a problem), with python 3.7+.
The only exception is hex.div which still doesn't work (its tests are xfailed), so you can use the slower-but-stable bit.div+casts for division.

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This discussion was created from the release v1.1.0 stable.

[tomhea]

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[vxgmichel]

It is indeed faster 🚀

This program (with a\n as input) now takes 1364 cycles instead of 1588 before. The program is also smaller, 3062 words instead of 3476 before.

That's a 16% improvement in speed and 14% in size 👏

[tomhea]

Awesome! I did invest lots of time making it better :)