Lib.rs

Abstract Virtual Machine for execution of end-user logic

It optimizes the code & include a more general "query planner"

The execution is split in 3 "phases":

1- AST formation

Generate the AST (that could be invalid according to the semantics).

This step is outside the [vm] and can be done, for example, by the SQL layer.

Use [dsl] to build the [expr:Expr] that build the AST.

2- AST validation

Calling eval::optimize verify the code has the correct semantics (ie: It checks types, schemas, functions are valid, etc.), and "desugar" the code in a more optimal form for later execution.

This build expr::Expr that is what could be stored in the database, ie: Is like bytecode.

3- Execution

Run the AST build from expr::Expr. It assumes is correct.