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This is exactly what I think too. I suspect the only reason they kept C's pointer token instead of using ^ is to maintain the fiction that this is really a 'C'
by claystu 13y ago
This is exactly what I think too.
I suspect the only reason they kept C's pointer token instead of using ^ is to maintain the fiction that this is really a 'C' family language rather than a derivative of Pascal and Modula.
- Roboprog 13y agoDon't forget that one of the creators went to University of Zurich. (did he study with Wirth???)