To be fair, a lot of folks are using something other than Perl these
days, and if they don't happen to know C, they are stuck waiting for
somebody else to do the interface. And, of course, until Kollos is
ready, the interface won't include all the cool stuff in the SLIF layer,
unless they rewrite it from scratch.
You and I are of the generation where we had to learn C, whether we
liked it or not, in order to get anything done. These days a lot of
very competent programmers are not proficient in C.
-- jeffrey
On 11/02/2014 04:47 PM, Ron Savage wrote:
Marpa is so amazing that just about any claim it makes can be hard to
believe until you've tried it yourself.
Sour grapes is different. That's when superficial responses are all of
the form: Yes, but it doesn't have an interface in language $X.
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