However, it seems like I get dumped into the interpreter after the the
script is done running. I tried the script freeze.py on the script
dutree.py. Is this intentional, or is something wrong?
As a side comment, it's better to use 'unsigned char' for 8 bit code,
so that the ansi compiler doesn't complain all the time about
'"./frozen.c", line x: warning: initializer does not fit: xxx'.
print 'static unsigned char M_' + mod + '[' + \
^^^^^^^^
and
print ' unsigned char *code;'
^^^^^^^^
(the ^^^ piece is proposed).
Thanks,
-Jaap-
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