Spent like 10 minutes trying to understand why my fn pointer is being
fucked up in test case. Turned out I was missing return type, and
whole fn pointer type fall through down to defaut case.
Types, fns and vars are now written in another, better, more intuitive
and readable way.
Types:
"pointer to const char" is "* const char"
"array of pointers to volatile int" is "[* volatile int]"
Read left to right
Vars (as well as fn args, struct fields):
(var name type)
(struct vec3 ((x float) (y float) (z float))
(fn vec3-add ((v1 vec3) (v2 vec3)) vec3 ...)
Also fns are now have return types after arg list.
* is now must not be attached to any type name (or variable for that
matter)
There were bugs, when struct in arg list and pointers to structs among
struct fields produces such code as:
(fn puk ((arg (* struct foo))) ...) -> void puk(struct foo { *; } arg)
(struct l ((next (* struct l)))) -> struct l { struct l { *; } next };
And so on.
