Recasting args list

typedef struct {

} X;
X * x= args[1];

For example. 

Works as long as all other loadables agree on the definition.  That is an agreement level above the bus, the bus, or console loop, insures full duplex, well,actually,there is no module to prohibit it. But, one could create an external compiled header, and write multiple modules to use it, in common.  Noting prevents anything from moving the argc around, hoping over the object code, noting insures Turing complete.  It is like copper strippings on a circuit board,meant to operate at that level. None of these linux utiliies want to be restricted, they can be used in secure environment,an operate raw. Move semantics and scope up a level r two.

Using a fast syntax engine for on ine games works great here.  Th full duplex us is great for external players to deposit repeatable sequences,program multiple bots against others. Sort of an ad hoc AI miracle.  Players a the browser have at their command a rich set of bot strategies, written in the plain text dictionary language of the game supplier.

On the bus, this is easy toe xecute, scripting works great and can be mirrored; the player itself is running the syntax module, with the graphics package of choice (or none).  Everyone in the chain programs to one assembly format, args list, the raw game board itself,where the real battle is fought.. Get on the bus, seriously, a great idea.