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nponeccop

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    Comment #32524455

    I wonder if there are other such typos

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    Comment #3417702

    I mean high-performance implementations. Techniques to (statically) compile prototypes into efficient code were developed, but they are largely irrelevant to Javascript. High-perfo…

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    Comment #3417137

    My point is that 2x slowdown is critical for many systems - embedded, gamedev, HPC, systems software. Controlled measurement of slow-down and heap slack caused by GC is beyond capa…

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    Comment #3415887

    Can modern garbage collectors deal with almost full heaps? There is an urban legend that GC only shows good performance with 50% of memory free, which is certainly unacceptable for…

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    Comment #3415618

    I wonder what happened to SELF-like object systems (slots, prototypes and all that).

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    Comment #3415611

    See also Vala, Mercury, Felix and Haxe.

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    Comment #3415608

    It is not necessary. With software replacement for MMU possible (see Singularity OS), hardly any hardware safety support is a requirement nowadays. TAL is the way to go - AFAIK it …

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    Comment #3415588

    I'm shamelessly adding my own HNC here :) http://code.google.com/p/inv/ https://github.com/kayuri/HNC/wiki I'm moving to GitHub - so 2 repos. "C++ is an evil language used at early…

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    Comment #3415572

    LLVM bytecode does not exist after linking - it turns into usual machine code. It is not even a JIT compiler, talk less of an interpreter.

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    Comment #3415570

    Well, BitC is not too popular either. Another interesting experiment is Sing#/Singularity, which is a successful attempt to get IO performance of FreeBSD despite designing whole OS…

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    Comment #3415558

    Yeah, I have the same story. I have long wanted a "mutable" type system for my HNC project ( https://github.com/kayuri/HNC/wiki , http://code.google.com/p/inv/ ) - it was here on H…

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    Comment #3414210

    What about Cyclone?

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    Comment #3414206

    Looks like you have never took academia papers seriously :)

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    Comment #3414061

    The dissertation says it's Deca. DecaC stands for Deca Compiler.

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    Comment #3414027

    The type system looks novel, but it doesn't provide controlled effects or safety as the system for Disciple language described in the "Type inference and optimization in impure wor…

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    Comment #3414017

    If you read the dissertation, it turns out that variables are captured by value. But even if they are captured by reference - solutions are possible such as the one in C++11. The d…

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