Comment Comment by heavenlyhash > would implement the language in {foo}If that choice becomes perceivable to anyone but the authors and maintainers of the language itself, I'd say that's a first class failing, isn't it?The quality of a language should be a pure function of the language itself; the interpreter doesn't (or rather, shouldn't) enter into it. parent heavenlyhash 8 years ago
If that choice becomes perceivable to anyone but the authors and maintainers of the language itself, I'd say that's a first class failing, isn't it?
The quality of a language should be a pure function of the language itself; the interpreter doesn't (or rather, shouldn't) enter into it.