Independently usable mapleir?

[gkgoat1]

I am creating an unrelated Minecraft mod manipulation framework, and want to use mapleir. Specifically, I want to use the MIT-licensed implementation in this repository to manipulate the control flow and data flow of mods to support older versions of Minecraft. Could mapleir be split from this repository, or at least be made available from some maven?

[terminalsin]

I am creating an unrelated Minecraft mod manipulation framework, and want to use mapleir. Specifically, I want to use the MIT-licensed implementation in this repository to manipulate the control flow and data flow of mods to support older versions of Minecraft. Could mapleir be split from this repository, or at least be made available from some maven?

It's always been my plan to eventually merge my changes to the main MapleIR repository but right now my priority is on fast prototyping. You can always clone the repository locally and install it locally and use that, or are free (and very welcomed to) make a fork, properly isolate mapleir without requiring additional build steps for prototyping, and PR-in these changes :). I'll gladly merge them

[gkgoat1]

I am creating an unrelated Minecraft mod manipulation framework, and want to use mapleir. Specifically, I want to use the MIT-licensed implementation in this repository to manipulate the control flow and data flow of mods to support older versions of Minecraft. Could mapleir be split from this repository, or at least be made available from some maven?

It's always been my plan to eventually merge my changes to the main MapleIR repository but right now my priority is on fast prototyping. You can always clone the repository locally and install it locally and use that, or are free (and very welcomed to) make a fork, properly isolate mapleir without requiring additional build steps for prototyping, and PR-in these changes :). I'll gladly merge them

I isolated MapleIR and am pulling changes in an action here. Once MapleIR is stable, I can consider making a seperate organization for mapleir and develop directly instead of pulling from the Skidfuscator.

[terminalsin]

I am creating an unrelated Minecraft mod manipulation framework, and want to use mapleir. Specifically, I want to use the MIT-licensed implementation in this repository to manipulate the control flow and data flow of mods to support older versions of Minecraft. Could mapleir be split from this repository, or at least be made available from some maven?

It's always been my plan to eventually merge my changes to the main MapleIR repository but right now my priority is on fast prototyping. You can always clone the repository locally and install it locally and use that, or are free (and very welcomed to) make a fork, properly isolate mapleir without requiring additional build steps for prototyping, and PR-in these changes :). I'll gladly merge them

I isolated MapleIR and am pulling changes in an action here. Once MapleIR is stable, I can consider making a seperate organization for mapleir and develop directly instead of pulling from the Skidfuscator.

Excellent work, but we already have @llvmbutworse in the original repository for MapleIR. Given I’m a contributor there I can merge any changes directly there. With a combination of your efforts and my permissions we can revive the original repository, since much of the work and credit is due to the OG authors

[gkgoat1]

I am creating an unrelated Minecraft mod manipulation framework, and want to use mapleir. Specifically, I want to use the MIT-licensed implementation in this repository to manipulate the control flow and data flow of mods to support older versions of Minecraft. Could mapleir be split from this repository, or at least be made available from some maven?

It's always been my plan to eventually merge my changes to the main MapleIR repository but right now my priority is on fast prototyping. You can always clone the repository locally and install it locally and use that, or are free (and very welcomed to) make a fork, properly isolate mapleir without requiring additional build steps for prototyping, and PR-in these changes :). I'll gladly merge them

I isolated MapleIR and am pulling changes in an action here. Once MapleIR is stable, I can consider making a seperate organization for mapleir and develop directly instead of pulling from the Skidfuscator.

Excellent work, but we already have @llvmbutworse in the original repository for MapleIR. Given I’m a contributor there I can merge any changes directly there. With a combination of your efforts and my permissions we can revive the original repository, since much of the work and credit is due to the OG authors

That also seems good! I am fine with merging my seperate repo, as long as the resulting code stays MIT licensed like the Skidfuscator (tho the histories might be hard to reconcile).