This tool really needs a name, because typing out "my P/Invoke command-line tool" is going to get dry pretty quick.
Today I added a copyslot instruction that (surprise!) copies the contents of one slot to another.
newslot int oneInt = 3;
newslot int anotherInt = 2;
copyslot anotherInt = oneInt;
readslot anotherInt
That outputs 3. The instruction also has the option of specifying a field ID in a structure:
newslot block someBlock = int 4, byte 5;
newslot byte oneByte = 0;
copyslot oneByte = someBlock field 1;
readslot oneByte
That outputs 5, because field 1 of the block (numbering starting at zero) contains the byte 5. Finally, the instruction can use a raw byte offset:
newslot block someBlock = int 4, byte 5;
newslot byte oneByte = 0;
copyslot oneByte = someBlock offset 4;
readslot oneByte
That again outputs 5, because at byte 4 (zero-based), after four bytes' worth of int, there's the byte.
Unrelatedly, there's now a GUID kind that (no surprise) produces GUID structures.
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