A Bytecode Virtual Machine (VM) written in C. To avoid the overhead of traversing an AST, a bytecode representation is introduced. The scanner outputs tokens which are later given as input to the compiler to generate bytecode - similar to assembly code although magnitudes simpler with a limited set of instructions. The generated bytecode is later given as input to the VM that then executes and displays the output.

• Chapter 14 - Chunks of Bytecode
• Chapter 15 - A Virtual Machine
• Chapter 16 - Scanning on Demand
• Chapter 17 - Compiling Expressions
• Chapter 18 - Types of Values

All solutions can be found in the ./challenges folder

• (Chp15/#4) - Look into ways to more accurately measure performance. How is the memory/CPU affected?
• (Chp16/#1) - Understand how Wren and other languages interpret string interpolations. Maybe add support for it later on.