Compile from the interpreter is broken.

[darkbushido]

I'm trying to compile code in KOS to see if i can save some space.

test.ks

print "hello".

When I run compile "test.ks" to "test.ksm". I hit the following error.

[LOG 20:22:10.598] kOS: FlightControl Unbound
[LOG 20:22:16.987] kOS: Pushing context staring with: File                 Line:Col IP   label   opcode operand
[LOG 20:22:16.988] kOS: Saving and removing 3 pointers
[LOG 20:22:17.016] kOS: (Cannot Show kOS Error Location - error might really be internal. See kOS devs.)
[LOG 20:22:17.017] System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Argument is out of range.
Parameter name: index
  at System.Collections.Generic.List`1[kOS.Safe.Compilation.Opcode].get_Item (Int32 index) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0 
  at kOS.Safe.Execution.CPU.ExecuteInstruction (IProgramContext context, Boolean doProfiling) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0 
  at kOS.Safe.Execution.CPU.ContinueExecution (Boolean doProfiling) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0 
  at kOS.Safe.Execution.CPU.KOSFixedUpdate (Double deltaTime) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0 
[LOG 20:22:17.019] Code Fragment
File                 Line:Col IP   label   opcode operand
====                 ====:=== ==== ================================  

[LOG 20:22:17.020] kOS: Stack dump: stackPointer = 0
000 SP-> False (type: Boolean)

[hvacengi]

I suspect that this is due to how we switch to the program context in the new compile logic. The context is switched before the script is actually compiled, at which point the context's program is a zero length list of opcodes. Except that the cpu should be yielding at that point and not trying to execute instructions. So maybe I'm wrong about the source.

[hvacengi]

I think I've tracked down the real issue here. When compiling but not running the script, we still switch to the program context. So the solution should simply be to add a condition that doesn't switch to the program context if compiling to a file. I'll get a PR up tonight.

[darkbushido]

Sweet!!