Remove outdated information and dead code

README.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ This repository is built as a demonstration of how you could use advanced techni
 
 All the host-side code is in the engine folder, and is written as if it was running inside a tiny fictional game framework.
 
-The script programs are using modern C++20 using a GNU RISC-V compiler with RTTI and exceptions being optional. Several CRT functions have been implemented as system calls, and will have native performance. There is also Nim support and some example code.
+The script programs are using modern C++20 using a GNU RISC-V compiler with RTTI and exceptions being optional. Several CRT functions have been implemented as system calls, and will have native performance.
 
 The example programs have some basic timers and threads, as well as some examples making calls between machines.
 

engine/src/main.cpp

@@ -86,12 +86,7 @@ int main()
 
 	strf::to(stdout)("...\n");
 
-	/* ** Call events of a shared game object **
-	   1. Share memory with the guest
-	   2. Set up the objects
-	   3. Call with address as offset from shared area
-	*/
-	static constexpr Script::gaddr_t OBJECT_AREA = 0xC000000;
+	/*** Call events of shared game objects ***/
 
 	struct GameObject
 	{
@@ -103,11 +98,6 @@ int main()
 		// host pointers, which we don't want to share.
 		Script::gaddr_t onDeath = 0x0;
 		Script::gaddr_t onAction = 0x0;
-
-		static Script::gaddr_t address(size_t i)
-		{
-			return OBJECT_AREA + i * sizeof(GameObject);
-		}
 	};
 
 	/** Allocate 16 objects on the guest.
@@ -159,9 +149,6 @@ int main()
 
 	if (Script::get_global_setting("benchmarks").value_or(false))
 	{
-		// Create an dynamic function for benchmarking
-		gameplay.set_dynamic_call("void sys_empty ()", [](auto&) {});
-
 		// Benchmarks of various features
 		gameplay.call("benchmarks");
 	}