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> Looks pretty good. I see someone has been reading "The Error Model" by Joe > Duffy, eh? Yes! It was a _huge_ inspiration. In fact, I wasn't sure what err
by YorickPeterse 8y ago
> Looks pretty good. I see someone has been reading "The Error Model" by Joe
> Duffy, eh?
Yes! It was a _huge_ inspiration. In fact, I wasn't sure what error handling
mechanism to use until I read the article.
> Something like "public_send" or "define_method". And maybe show runtime
> reflection capabilities, if Inko has them.
Good call, I'll note this down. Technically this is possible at the moment, but
it's not exactly user friendly.
Regarding your list of suggestions, I agree that having those would be nice, and
I'll see how I can best add those.
The state of the standard library can best be described as "very young". For
example, only recently did I manage to add enough building blocks to build a
testing standard library, and one of the next goals is to make sure everything
is tested before adding more.
Benchmarks aren't available yet because I think it's too early. FFI is planned,
but not yet supported.
- kuwze 8y agoJust of curiosity, how does the error model of Midori relate an advanced exception system, such as that found in Common Lisp?
- YorickPeterse 8y agoI haven't used Common Lisp, so sadly I'm not sure if the two are related (or how much).