Two of the most desired ZPE features, enums and interfaces, are now compiled within YASS. Both will be compilable from ZPE 1.14.9. Neither will currently be usable; however, due to the need for further testing, they will be left out of HYPR and ZPE's runtime.
In addition, ZPE now finally features a decompiler, the ZPE Program Decompiler (ZPD). It transforms the IAST, whether stored in a file or passed to it, back into a YASS program. As you'd expect, it's fast. The new ZPD will be bundled with ZPE 1.14.10 in October and not before.
Another thing to mention is that I've finally pushed Zpeedy Script to my GitHub account, and the source code is available for viewing. It's a descriptive language powered by the Zenith Parsing Engine v6, so it's fast. If my ZPD works perfectly, you'll also be able to generate YASS from Zpeedy (not vice versa, however).
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