Chuck Esterbrook wrote: > Hi everybody, > > I've created a programming language that could be described as a cross > between Python, Eiffel, Objective-C and C#. It runs on Linux, Mac and > Windows via Novell Mono or MS .NET. > > More details on why I created it can be found in "Why Cobra?" at > http://cobralanguage.com/docs/why/ > > Other documents of interest include: > http://cobralanguage.com/docs/hello-world/ > http://cobralanguage.com/docs/quality/ > http://cobralanguage.com/docs/python/ > > I'm interested to hear your impressions, comments and questions.
Do I win $2.56? I found an "assert false" in Sizes:populateList() :-) Here's another funny: mono WordCount.exe file .. works cobra wordcount file .. seems to give various error (maybe there's something wrong w/ argument passing?) But, it looks like an impressive accomplishment in what -- a little under 1 year? If you don't have something like it, some design "reflections" might be a nice thing to write down before getting too much further along. License: See Cobra/Docs/License.text I can't find that. Maybe you're still deciding? Hmmm, I suppose I might have to learn a bit about mono, after all. Anyway, congratulations. I look forward to spending some time playing with it. Regards, ..jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-lpsg
