An instruction to invoke opcodes on the stack about zetavm HOT 1 CLOSED

Hi @fmonett,

This kind of an instruction is unfortunately not great for JIT compilation, because it makes it more difficult to generate efficient machine code. It would make dynamic execution less predictable.

But, worry not. We already have eval covered! The bytecode format is made of plain objects and arrays native to Zeta. If you create, in the plush language, objects that are "in the shape of a function", you can then call this as a normal function with the call opcode. You can dynamically generate new functions in memory. This is something that should already be possible with the parser in plush/parser.pls.

from zetavm.