How Texai Will Write Its Own Programs
I’ve made progress on the Texai Behavior Language that provides the primitive composition operations required for writing its own programs. A new page here describes them.
I’ve made progress on the Texai Behavior Language that provides the primitive composition operations required for writing its own programs. A new page here describes them.
When Texai learns a skill from a mentor, it will compose a Java method, format its source code, compile that class containing the method, and reload the revised class into the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) that is executing the local Texai instance. From various code samples and tutorials found on the web, I have assembled Java code that performs these operations. Because this is generally useful for Java developers, I am describing the steps in this post. Continue Reading »