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Most current ones do, but this will change as new languages gain the ability to express most of what the others can express.
by shasta 13y ago
Most current ones do, but this will change as new languages gain the ability to express most of what the others can express.
- tel 13y agoThere are a couple limitations on that. For instance, you cannot have a language that's both total and general recursive.
- shasta 13y agoSo have a total fragment in your general recursive language, or encode recursion in your total language. Either is preferable to using an FFI to combine markedly different languages.
- tel 13y agoThat's fine, but you're beginning to talk about a lot of languages glued together instead of one "master language", I think.