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> About immutability, it's really a hard call for me to do here. C is very much about in-place data modification (as far as I know). Working with immutable obje
by Raphael_Amiard 17y ago
> About immutability, it's really a hard call for me to do here. C is very much about in-place data modification (as far as I know). Working with immutable objects seems to be a very different approach.
Yeah i know what you mean. But anyway this is a whole other topic, and it could be programmed by third parties. The important part would be more about enforcing a transitive const keyword, and some other nice things like that.I think what the d people are doing at the moment is very interesting : http://www.digitalmars.com/d/2.0/accu-functional.pdf http://www.digitalmars.com/d/2.0/accu-functional.pdf
Another question i had is, do you plan to provide any meta-programming facilities (macros) ?
Boo is very interresting in this regard, i can only recommend you look into it.
Oh and one last thing, how does ooc fare performance wise compared to plain c at the moment ?
Also i've been toying a bit with ooc and it's very nice to code in. I will probably follow its evolution with a great lot of interrest.
Thanks for your work and dedication !