few years ago I created (mostly for testing purposes) a free UNIX account outside our company. I use it sporadically for sending test emails, checking DNS etc....
http://yapc10.org/yn2009/talk/1988 I really wanted to but I failed to make it to this talk. Three days is too few. I wind up averaging 2 or 3 hours of sleep...
I'm interested what "one" feature of SNOBOL supposedly isn't in Perl... My suspicion is that there is a lot more than that, including things like user-defined...
Well, one of the great things about S'BOL is the comparatively simple, regular, orthogonal structure and syntax, which makes S'BOL so comparatively ...
Hi Gordon, et al. I had to reply to this for i have been a long lover of Snobol/Spitbol and it pains no one more than me that it has not garnered the praise...
... Well, the feature in question was user defined operators, something that Perl users would *love* to have and talk about often. I know there's more than one...
... I don't follow the Python and Ruby communities very closely, but this "especially Perl" intrigues me. I sent over links to two talks at Perl cons about...
... Don't preach to the choir... take the message to the streets! There used to be a newsletter circulating not long ago with clever SNOBOL and applications...
... I don't consider it particularly "interesting" to do anything to support Perl, not even in a left-handed way. If you actually start trying to do that,...
- ... - ... - Nicely put & I concur 100%. The result, after more than a decade of users' contributions, is a *huge* and accessible repository. + It is called...
A few quick reactions.... 1) the same inter-operability would seem to apply to .NET-compatible languages. And (at least initially) there are probably more of...
... http://pmichaud.com/2009/pres/ has some good talks on getting started with PGE, the Parrot Grammar Engine, and the other tools for bootstrapping languages...
- ... - ... - I'll _support_ anything that makes life easier! The magnitude of projects like Parrot (and Mono and Portable, too) makes it remarkable that a...
... Yes, I'm Scott Walters. Or SWALTERS on CPAN. I have a strong typing (C++ or Java style types) implementation for Perl, among other things. Yahoo! was...
- ... - ... - ... - Figured as much, from your knowledge & informed comments about Perl... [big snip] ... - I did _not_ know this: The source of the CPAN...
FWIW, it is my understanding that the Ada routines for pattern matching implement a subset of full SNOBOL pattern matching capabilities, and even that with...
... My Python package depends on my C translation of the Ada routines, which could be embedded into Perl as well, by writing "XS" g(l)ue (or any other means of...
... AFAIK, four free versions are currently available: SNOBOL4, SNOBOL4 Vanilla, SPITBOL, and SIL, C macros. You could start at http://www.snobol4.org/ or do a...
There are several compilers available. Generally they fall into two classes: SIL Implementation (the Bell Labs version): CSNOBOL This one, by Phil Budne is a...
Did you not read the previous posts? You did not specify if you needed it for DOS, Windows, UNIX, Mainframe, or MAC. But Vanilla Snobol and SNOBOL4+ for DOS...
From: yanquiidoodle ... Hmmm, I was just there this morning before I sent the message. And, yup, I was just able to get there again. Anyway try this one...
There is also a copy of Macro SPITBOL downloadable at the SPITBOL Yahoogroup, in the files area... now as well as a copy of the PDF of the tutorial and users ...
Thanks, yes!!! I wasn't sure about that as I was typing it. Thanks for the correction!! I'll copy this to the places where I posted the original (incorrect)...
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