>>106624141
>But now I also have to refactor the processor to accommodate it.
I completed this, but it broke the pattern matcher again. I am fixing the matcher now, and then the codebase is totally done. It is challenging because everything with the exception of the mathematical built-ins is made from parser combinators and the code base is very complex. This is maximum effort.
>If she agrees, I will list her as a co-author of the manual. If she does not agree, I will do it but it will be slower.
No answer yet. But I got more info in the book. I documented all the built-in math and string functions. I am tempted to make the math library more powerful, but I will hold off for when I make MAIDS2.
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>>106586662
Please tell me more about your programming language. I was able to compile it from source and use it, but there were not many learning examples available.
Please tell me more about your programming language. I was able to compile it from source and use it, but there were not many learning examples available.
>>106577782
>Remember to anchor yourself to reality
>Meaning is something acquired with time
I am not sure what this means.
>but not transform the library into something that goes against freedom
The library already goes against freedom by imposing conditions on other programmers. Public Domain is the only freedom respecting form of licensure, but it is unpopular because freedom is scary, and instead of admitting that and dealing with the consequences, people just pretend restrictive licenses are actually the freedom respecting ones.
>Remember to anchor yourself to reality
>Meaning is something acquired with time
I am not sure what this means.
>but not transform the library into something that goes against freedom
The library already goes against freedom by imposing conditions on other programmers. Public Domain is the only freedom respecting form of licensure, but it is unpopular because freedom is scary, and instead of admitting that and dealing with the consequences, people just pretend restrictive licenses are actually the freedom respecting ones.