[wellylug] Non-standard languages on Linux
David Antliff
dave.antliff at paradise.net.nz
Wed May 11 23:11:18 NZST 2005
On Wed, 11 May 2005, Donald Gordon wrote:
> So there you have it: ending world hunger and racism; creating world peace.
> These are obvious reasons for switching to a more modern language :-)
Of course, with careful data structures and the right choice of libraries,
C can do all of this, including repairing the ozone layer. It's just a bit
messier without the language support.
Just out of interest, does anyone use ADA or OCAML? I think there's a
couple of people here using ObjectiveC too (which I really like but can't
yet find an excuse to seriously use).
There's a really good p2p program written in OCAML called mldonkey. Quite
a major accomplishment for a 'non-standard' language.
And then of course there's:
http://www.dangermouse.net/esoteric/
It's a pity that the Cat's Eye Technologies website seems to be no more.
--
David.
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