nadako

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   by nadako 7y ago

   > Haxe does not typecheck macros. That is a weird statement. Haxe expression macros by definition return untyped AST to be processed further normally by the typer, just like hand-written code. And it will be type-checked. And then there&
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   by nadako 7y ago

   Oh, and regarding "how compact are your programs", well every time I see boilerplate code or reflection usage that cannot be refactored into something nice without sacrificing clarity and/or performance, I use meta-programmin
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   by nadako 7y ago

   Haxe has pretty good metaprogramming capabilities. It has expression macros (compile-time evaluated calls that return expressions to be inserted at call place) as well as type-building macros (build fields and/or define whole new types
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   New Haxe language feature: import.hx(haxe.org)

   3 points by nadako 11y ago|0 comments