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What's your point? It's what I meant with split the community. And I meant Oberon 2 (not 4 which doesn't exist) - two different Oberon 2 versions exist. My poi
by frik 12y ago
What's your point? It's what I meant with split the community. And I meant Oberon 2 (not 4 which doesn't exist) - two different Oberon 2 versions exist. My point was introducing incompatible language changes that splits the community usually isn't that good, in the long run.
- pjmlp 12y agoThose languages are not related other than sharing the Mesa and Cedar language design ideas. In Oberon's case, you have actually Oberon, Oberon-2, Component Pascal, Active Oberon, Zonnon and Oberon-07. It is not the same as the next version of a given language, rather different approaches how to design memory safe languages for systems programming.