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Oberon is much more a language/library/IDE/operating system, like a Pascal-flavored Lisp machine. This is a bit like saying "Emacs Lisp is great but what I real
by bitwize 3y ago
Oberon is much more a language/library/IDE/operating system, like a Pascal-flavored Lisp machine. This is a bit like saying "Emacs Lisp is great but what I really want is a language server for it so I can write it in VS Code."
- zozbot234 3y agoThis project just uses a C transpiler and creates plain binaries, though. It's not running under any sort of bespoke environment.
- kekc_leader 3y agoYes, I intentionally wanted to make it create real binaries. I had a version running on BlackBox, which produced machine code too, but only 32-bit code, and there were limitations on using code from other programming languages (BlackBox only allows so- or dll-files to be plugged in). I made it so people can create stand-alone executable files, like, in example, Telegram.