Executing V in C

[armincosta]

Hello,

V is an fantastic language!!:) I looked at the documentation and I'm wandering if there is the possibility to compile and execute V code within C code, like in TCC.

Is there a convenient way to do this?

Thanks and cheers

A.Costa

[enghitalo]

Hello,

V is an fantastic language!!:) I looked at the documentation and I'm wandering if there is the possibility to compile and execute V code within C code, like in TCC.

Is there a convenient way to do this?

Thanks and cheers

A.Costa

Hi, A. Costa.

Yes it does. See https://github.com/vlang/v/blob/master/examples%2Fcall_v_from_c%2FREADME.md

[armincosta]

Thank you for your reply. Sorry I think I did not express my answer correctly enough.

I was just taking TCC as example, which has such kind of functions (compile and execute at runtime)

My question is:
Does V have a function (or set of functions) that allow to directly compile and execute V code at rutime, from C , by simply passing the v code as a string? e.g 'v_compile_and_execute_string(my_v_code)'

I'm new to V so I may not fully understand the concepts yet.

Thanks for the patience

[JalonSolov]

No, V doesn't have a feature like that.

There may be a way around it using the hot-code reloading feature, but it would be tricky to set up correctly, and I don't know if anyone has tried it or not.

[armincosta]

Thank you very much for the suggestion.

Cheers
Costa

[Wajinn]

tcc doesn't know anything about V

But there is vtcc. Just mentioning it.

[armincosta]

Great!!! Thanks a lot for the hint