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Looks interesting. Thanks for the link. > Agena is based on the ANSI C source code of Lua, a popular and widely used Open Source programming language. I am cu
by prog 16y ago
Looks interesting. Thanks for the link.
> Agena is based on the ANSI C source code of Lua, a popular and widely used Open Source programming language.
I am curious, what does Agena provide on that Lua does not? I haven't used either.
- _delirium 16y agoYeah, I have similar questions. On these kinds of issues, I often have meta-questions more than proper questions about the language. My first question isn't why they made design decision X or Y, but, what was it about existing languages that led you to make a new one? Presumably there was something, and often, knowing what it was may be more useful info than any number of pages of semantics. It is cool that they have both a free implementation and a full manual, though, which probably somewhere in it contains the answer to my question.