Current method of doing member access involves literally doing pointer casts to manipulate pointer arithmetic operations internally. It also generates inefficient code for member-member and first-member access. All of this would probably be best served with a separate Exp class to handle the unusual nature of the operation, even if it would have some overlap with the currently appropriated classes.
Current method of doing member access involves literally doing pointer casts to manipulate pointer arithmetic operations internally. It also generates inefficient code for member-member and first-member access. All of this would probably be best served with a separate Exp class to handle the unusual nature of the operation, even if it would have some overlap with the currently appropriated classes.