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Although it probably does not fit your use case something like Common Lisp would shine in a situation like this. You can build your code at runtime from the sp
by papaf 9y ago
Although it probably does not fit your use case something like Common Lisp would shine in a situation like this.
You can build your code at runtime from the spec and then compile it at runtime to get pretty good performance.
- eropple 9y agoSure. Or I get effectively the same thing with JavaScript. (I just don't much like Node--it's not bad but it's not great--and the dev experience for specifying something like a DSL is a bummer.)