Hi, everybody ! My name is J. Baltasar García Perez-Schofield, from Spain, at the University of Vigo. My current project is to develop a programming system...
... What does lazy mean here? Does it mean that arguments of functions/methods will not be evaluated unless the receiver chooses to evaluate them (allowing one...
... yes, and mine is pretty much entirely eager... lazy evaluation could be useful, but I am not really sure. it would require something weird for my...
Kokogut is a compiler of the Kogut language written in itself. http://kokogut.sourceforge.net/ New in Kokogut-0.4.2 (27 August 2004), a release with Perl...
i used these guys to make my bills alot more manageable, it was free so what the hell, why not? http://moredebt.com/?partid=rcc2 If you dont want to be part of...
A couple weeks ago, I started developing a concatenative language (like Joy or Onyx) named L (there is no reason for the name). I really had no goal in...
... <littledanehren@y...> wrote: <big ass snip> ... languages like this seem interesting to me, but sadly if I wrote anything like them no-one would probably...
... Is anyone using PDScript? ... That's what comments are for, but actually, I'd probably be the same with my code for L. ... How could you make it so that in...
... dunno, I somehow doubt it. ... ok. ... things are reversable, but parts of the graph will fall off and thus be collectable. things are reversable as in...
the issue has come up. most likely it is going to be necessary to add a compiled form of pdscript. if all works as intended, this sould be far cleaner than it ...
Just joined this group since it seems interesting, howdy y'all. Anyways, thought I'd leave a link for my own language since I've just released an early...
I have just released version 0.0.5 of Heron2C and it is available at http://www.heron-language.com/downloads.html . Unfortunately there is no documentation,...
Hi everyone, I've rejoined after a period of a few months absence. Don't quite remember why I left to tell the truth. Nonetheless, I wanted to make an open...
... 'howdy y'all' is uncharacteristic of a .uk address. (I'm from Texas where 'howdy y'all' is the standard greeting, but currently living in California where...
... in ... diversity ... heh... ... just ... to ... code. ... to a ... the ... MacOS ... oh, and I was here thinking the point of virtual machines was the ...
... just ... code. this kind of thing is rarely useful in other projects, since often the work of porting it would be greater than that of writing it ...
... http://www.mike-austin.com/home/reference/languages/index.shtml ... Speaking of that, you might also want to mention Qrzac's language Kogut. Daniel...
... Which part are you referring to? I agree that porting assembly code requires a lot of effort, however I think the ideas behind the dynamic linker code may...
... Um, I was trying to be friendly...? Actually I'm from Ireland where the most common greeting (from my area anyway) is "Yo, ****head, how's it going?". I...
... I've ... use to ... dispatch ... often ... dynamic ... external ... as ... which ... exact ... just usually interpreter source is not useful between...
... y'all. ... Texas ... living ... how's ... in nevada (where I was at before), "howdy" was typically not used, but "y'all" was sometimes... often greetings...
... It will likely be slower, unless we can beat the C compiler in register allocation etc. GHC can generate C or assembly. The C way is faster, even though ...
... The C compiler register allocation was written by humans too, so surely we should be able to outperform it if we tried (really hard I admit). Anyway,...
... I agree in general with that, I suppose it's the poorly documented ideas that went into the code that I think is useful. Still one part of the code I am...
I've updated the langsmith languages list. I haven't been actively keeping it up, so if you see something wrong, drop me a line. Also, it would be nice to...
... If you provide a mechanism to make higher-order functions (eg by code quotations, like Joy and L have), then it can be suitable for any task. Is there ...
... Most C compilers have many people working on them, and have been heavily optimized over a long period of time. Although it's theoretically possible for the...