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.
On the comparison page on Python, you state "Cobra compiles down to machine code right out of the box". That can't be true if you need Mono or .NET. Did you mean to say it compiles down to CLR bytecode, or is there some other reason you need Mono/.NET? How does the language support distributed programming? Does it solve the lock problem that Python has? Gus -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-lpsg
