🚀 go-pugleaf

  * The reason you can't execute expressions containing macros in the
debugger is because the debugger doesn't understand macros.  I would
rather we fixed that than re-engineered the compiler.  The schism
between cpp and so-called "source level" debuggers bites me all over
the place (from "stdout" on up).

  *  Turning all those macros into inline functions just leaves you up
the creek for postmortem debugging anyway -- you can't call a function
in a core file!

...Though the debugger could get around that too, 'simulating life
after death', if we worked at it.  File I/O would be hosed, but you
could fork a process, exec the original program, when it stops in
ptrace, clobber it with some code to brk space, copy in the data
and stack segments, then treat it like a process being debugged.

	John