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i wonder whether our current strong compile-time/runtime distinction can support this. it may be slightly easier for interpreted and vm-based languages but i’m
by yawboakye 3y ago
i wonder whether our current strong compile-time/runtime distinction can support this. it may be slightly easier for interpreted and vm-based languages but i’m not sure we can have it more broadly.
lately i’ve been playing with prolog and revisiting computer science/computer programming before imperative languages drew a curtain on innovation and i think we have lost a lot. our modern programming isn’t the programming the founders had in mind, it seems.
- cmrdporcupine 3y agoI think it could be done for Rust
- marcosdumay 3y agoCompiled languages absolutely can support this. But imperative ones create a bit of a problem. Nothing impossible to deal with, but it becomes harder. But any choice of language, the OS can enforce it too, and maybe in a much easier way than messing with your language.