Re: Are you interested in building tools for ATS3?

2019-12-24 Thread 'Dan'l Miller' via ats-lang-users
Where ≺ is precedes, A ≺ B0 ≺ C ≺ B → ATS/Xanadu is lucid & compact well-presented deep insight. I had noticed clues & pieces to this effect in past postings but this puts is it together directly. This progression might be related to something that I have been pondering: Is the shift away

Re: Are you interested in building tools for ATS3?

2019-12-23 Thread 'Dan'l Miller' via ats-lang-users
Hongwei, other than the long list of fine-grained differences between ATS/Postiats and the emerging ATS/Xanadu, what do you think stops ATS/Postiats itself from being “a programming language suitable for use in production”? For example, the C-source generation could fairly easily have begat

Re: Are you interested in building tools for ATS3?

2019-12-21 Thread 'Dan'l Miller' via ats-lang-users
Thank you for providing this extension, Richard. (And thank you, Hongwei, for being the prime-mover genius of all this; this is like watching Mozart write his symphonies.) Is it intended that all extensions of Xanadu be placed at the same software-architectural design points as this

Re: ATS3: ATS/Xanadu

2019-12-06 Thread 'Dan'l Miller' via ats-lang-users
In ATS3, how is the alternate-syntax-to-ground-syntax coming along as an archetypical mechanism (not any one particular transform yet) or is that capability still future work yet to be added to ATS3's source code? Is alternate-to-ground syntax transforms envisioned to be tree transductions