What will this book be called? I would like to get one when it comes out.
Why do you always start with C? Why not start with a higher language
like Smalltalk? You could compile ByteArrays that could then run
fast. Wouldn't it be more self documenting? You would have access to
all the Smalltal
C? Where? I do admit to using Python for semantic productions. Python is terse
and it was helpful to be able to pass tuples around.
That said, I do not think that C is bad. One nice thing about C is its very
lack of a helpful runtime. its up to you to supply that however you want. That
is of co
"Borglisp", hey?
Sounds like Ometa to me.
Julian
On 10/02/2013, at 6:27 AM, Kjell Godo wrote:
> What will this book be called? I would like to get one when it comes out.
>
> Why do you always start with C? Why not start with a higher language
> like Smalltalk? You could compile ByteArrays
