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@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ tinytemplate_compile(const char *src, size_t len,
First you need to compile the template into a program and then you can evaluate it by executing the program.
### Compilation
The compilation function expects a source string of the template through `src` and with length in bytes `len`. The string doesn't need to be zero-terminated. The program will be compilated by writing its instructions in the `program` buffer. The `program` array is assumed to have space for a maximum of `max_instr` instructions. If more space would be required to memorize the program, the compilation fails returning the status code `TINYTEMPLATE_STATUS_EMEMORY`. At that point the caller program can either abort or try again with a bigger buffer. If compilation succeded, then the number of instruction is written to the variable `num_instr`. A status code of the compilation is returned through the main return value. The status `TINYTEMPLATE_STATUS_DONE` means all went well, while all other status codes refer to a specific error that occurred. If the compilation failed, an error message is written to the caller-provided buffer `errmsg` whith size `errmax`.
The compilation function expects a source string of the template through `src` and with length in bytes `len`. The string doesn't need to be zero-terminated. The program will be compilated by writing its instructions in the `prog` buffer. The `prog` array is assumed to have space for a maximum of `max_instr` instructions. If more space would be required to memorize the program, the compilation fails returning the status code `TINYTEMPLATE_STATUS_EMEMORY`. At that point the caller program can either abort or try again with a bigger buffer. If compilation succeded, then the number of instruction is written to the variable `num_instr`. A status code of the compilation is returned through the main return value. The status `TINYTEMPLATE_STATUS_DONE` means all went well, while all other status codes refer to a specific error that occurred. If the compilation failed, an error message is written to the caller-provided buffer `errmsg` whith size `errmax`.
Here's an example of how you would use this function:
```c