Not a fan of this but, provided those are written in zig, they could offer a much faster way of doing stuff over lists and maps.
This requires a buzz_api helper which runs a buzz function. So running a VM loop in that helper.
[int] mylist = [1, 2, 3];
mylist.forEach(fun (int el) -> print(el));
mylist.map(<str>, fun (int el) -> "{e}");
| etc.
Not a fan of this but, provided those are written in zig, they could offer a much faster way of doing stuff over lists and maps. This requires a
buzz_api
helper which runs a buzz function. So running a VM loop in that helper.