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> But ... it's Pascal, right? Toy language. Not really. It's just out of fashion. But there are really high quality current day implementation, like the one f
by znpy 2y ago
> But ... it's Pascal, right? Toy language.
Not really.
It's just out of fashion. But there are really high quality current day implementation, like the one from Embarcadero (i think they acquired Borland a while ago?): https://www.embarcadero.com/products/delphi/features/design https://www.embarcadero.com/products/delphi/features/design
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoI think nottorp was being a bit sarcastic. I think the point was, if Pascal, which some in the C/C++ world regard as a "toy" language, had this in 1987, maybe we can actually think about having it in "real" languages in 2025.
- znpy 2y agomy bad, i might have missed the sarcasm then :)