functions and the compiler

[penta-quark-neutro]

From what I understand about how compiling uses extension code, it's quite simple; you just place a function that would be the block. But I'm wondering, is there a way to place code directly instead of a function?

Like, to put "a>>b" directly instead of a function, just to do the same thing.

Well, I don't really know how the compiler works, and something like that could easily cause problems with updates.

[CST1229]

there isn't a supported api for compiling extension blocks currently

[penta-quark-neutro]

So there's no way to inject code or something like that into the compiler?
I'm actually looking for a way to improve one of my extensions to make it more powerful.
And several of my experiments haven't yielded results, partly because I don't really know what to modify.