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I want to add a meta programming language in top of my own C-like language to make some of the syntax cleaner and easier to write.

Add everything like const expressions and templates under one meta programming language.

For example something like this:

‘
[Phases]
Class Phase1: public Phase { };

[Phases]
Class Phase1: public Phase { };

…

[for phase in Phases]
PhaseList.push_back(new phase());
[endfor]
‘

I’m thinking about something like this but ideas are all over the place. Is there some existing meta programming language out there that can give me the right inspiration?

Also I am totally lost about how I should program this, I am assuming it comes before the parser. Any tutorials or dummy meta programming languages I can look to get ideas?

Thank you for reading.

I recently got a client whom I’m fond of working with. We have been doing work for a while now and it’s going good. One of the jobs was a bit harder for me to do and I couldn’t do it simultaneously with another job he gave me.

I did not want him to have an unfinished job so I referred a friend of mine. Now I don’t want my client and my friend contacting directly because I’m afraid my client might continue with him instead of me since he is the one finishing the job.

Everyone was fine with it until my client asked for my friend a sign a digital NDA which requires his full name and email. And I’m afraid he might try to contact my client directly through email.

What should I do? Should I get the responsibility of the NDA, or should I directly tell my client I don’t want them to get in contact. Whats the play here?

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