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print now takes multiple arguments > print x,y,z and calls tostr on them, with spacing between arguments. `.tostr` now covers existing types.
Creates temporary for tostr in the print node.
- Fixes a move mistake in x64 machinecode. - Fixes call chaining a.b().c() Adds many many methods for arrays. Mostly experimental stuff.
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!=and=)Typemethods added, I was considering waiting for a proper generics to do this, but you never know how long that takes.
More should be added as overloads and variants to handle case where builtin operators does not exist, taking functions and lambda closures to do the action.
Names are subject to change currently.
Sorting: I decided to go with a shellsort algorithm rather than quicksort, while a little slower (300K items test with jit max) shows: 88ms (ss) v. 65ms (qs) - the fact that shellsort is so compact and not recursive gives it the thumbs up for me. Changes may be done in the future.