... Plain functions would work in this case. ... I don't feel the need of a macro system. Yes, it does mean that the language includes more syntactic sugar...
I've been striving for a very clean design, and I think I have achieved it. If you don't mind me blabbing a bit, writing about it helps solidify my own...
... yes, I didn't take that into account... ... but ... language ... it's still ... understood. ... syntax is ... can use ... take the ... encoding could ... ...
... I have significant linebreaks but insignificant indentation, like Ruby. Haskell's significant indetnation looks pretty but it does cause problems ...
... killed ... having ... ways ... Ruby. ... that works. ... problems ... errors" ... varying ... the ... could make the ... conforms to the ... errors" with ...
... Here application of a named function has a lower precedence than operator application, which is different from ML, Haskell and my language, and in some ...
... operator ... and in some ... around ... parenless syntaxes ... Smalltalk has ... ok. ... currying although ... arguments, it's ... I had decided that it...
I have gotten mirrored objects to work (though at present not implicitly). in general it works by propagating changes in field values. so far I was able to get...
... Can you explain what mirrored objects do? I've visited your site, but I still don't have a grasp of your language - it is lisp like, but for example - ...
... mirrored objects: ok, an object starts on one node. on reference it is mirrored to other nodes (and consistency is maintained as well). changes to data are...
here is a clip from my site where I tried to decide some goals for my ... I will try to decide some goals for the project: be simplistic and failrly...
... Does it mean that I can't install a new graphic editor and use it with old picture files? Does it mean that a document can be printed by one and only one...
... should ... with old ... and only ... people can ... well, in the first one the graphics editor should be the file, or conversly, the file should not...
... Why to tie tools to data? IMHO it's essential that we pass emails as pure data, so they can be processed by any email client someone wants to write, in...
... be processed ... whatever ... there are good and bad points. the recieving end would need to know the protocol/language, but the reieving end could recieve...
Hi gang, Just wondering what techniques people have used to to synchronize write access among threads to prototype objects in a single root. I'd like to not...
... on ... through ... please ... I had considered a more implicit form of locking as well: objects are only entered once unless called by self. this would...
ok, a little late, somehow I missed this one... ... just ... arguments, ... declared in ... address - ... gcc can't ... I am not sure how one would force the...
... except that ... memcpy or the ... requires ... this seems a tiny bit disturbing to me. I tend to follow a little more closely to the ansi spec (though not...
... I feel safe if there is a single place to switch it. And it applies only to runtime, the output of the compiler is the same. My goal is to have the same C...
... only to ... the same ... understood. ... and has too ... integers of ... (characters), and that ... usually pointers and integers are cast to long, where I...
... Fortunately I don't need to assume this. I use pointer-sized ints much: for vector and string sizes, for object and memory sizes in the garbage collector,...
... Here's an article on the first actor language: http://agents.www.media.mit.edu/people/lieber/Lieberary/OOP/Act-1/ Concurrent-OOP-in-Act-1.html Cheers, ...
... I faced this problem with Onyx[1], my pet programming language, and solved it by providing a per-thread boolean flag that determines whether newly created...
... my ... bits in ... garbage ... integers etc. ... the problem is the occurance of (cell<<3) to get the byte offset, I would need (cell<<4) for 64 bit...
... I don't know, I have not seen any activity either... I had just figured maybe no-one had anything to say, or that me posting had drove them off or...