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Billingsly Wetherfordshire 2013-05-26 14:32:32 -07:00
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Macros are complex and powerful, allowing you to build the AST imperatively. So how does one build AST? It's not as hard as it sounds. Macros are complex and powerful, allowing you to build the AST imperatively. So how does one build AST? It's not as hard as it sounds.
I'm going to go over the process I used to write the marshaling macro used in keineSchweine (github/fowlmouth/keineSchweine/lib/genpacket.nim) I'm going to go over the process I used to write the marshaling macro used in keineSchweine (github/fowlmouth/keineSchweine/dependencies/genpacket)
Okay, so I have described a packet as a object type holding the information needed, for example a packet that gets sent out to clients when a new client connects might look like this: Okay, so I have described a packet as a object type holding the information needed, for example a packet that gets sent out to clients when a new client connects might look like this:
```nimrod ```nimrod
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readBE stream, result.playerID readBE stream, result.playerID
readBE stream, result.alias readBE stream, result.alias
``` ```
As you can see, this will result in a specialized function for reading/writing a certain type of packet
to be continued