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The struct composition example with Position + Size is really interesting. I can’t say I’ve seen something that works that way before.
Thanks for checking out the project, I'm glad I was able to surprise you haha! :)
FYI, Sage is also the name of a mathematical programming language: https://www.sagemath.org/
Thank you!! Sage will eventually change its name (I just recently found out about this), but I haven't had time to come up with a good replacement name and make art + quippy sayings for it yet! :) I might just go with a completely made up word to avoid any trademarks entirely haha
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Thank you!! Sage will eventually change its name (I just recently found out about this), but I haven't had time to come up with a good replacement name and make art + quippy sayings for it yet! :) I might just go with a completely made up word to avoid any trademarks entirely haha
Mint? ;)
This is an interesting snippet from your website, did this project intentionally start out as an attempt to design around a Turing machine? Or is it just safe to say that all languages executing on a stack with no heap are Turing machines?
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Thank you!! Sage will eventually change its name (I just recently found out about this), but I haven't had time to come up with a good replacement name and make art + quippy sayings for it yet! :) I might just go with a completely made up word to avoid any trademarks entirely haha
Mint? ;)
Sage is a programming language with a low level virtual machine based on a Turing tape. The sage virtual machine has a read/write head and a single register. The read/write head moves around the tape, and uses the register as an accumulator. All worldly input is done through a single instruction, and all worldly output is done through a single instruction. Functionality which cannot be achieved with any algorithm, su…
This is the work that inspired Sage: Harbor (https://github.com/adam-mcdaniel/harbor). My goal with Sage was to take everything that makes a brainfuck-like programming language easy to compile, while also keeping all the time complexity and optimizations of regular algorithms. So, in that sense, it started out as an attempt to design around a Turing machine -- I wanted this to be a dialect of brainfuck. The VM doesn't use any stack operations, just operations on a tape pointer + an accumulator!
FYI, Sage is also the name of a mathematical programming language: https://www.sagemath.org/
Thank you!! Sage will eventually change its name (I just recently found out about this), but I haven't had time to come up with a good replacement name and make art + quippy sayings for it yet! :) I might just go with a completely made up word to avoid any trademarks entirely haha
I was thinking "Pragmata", or something along those lines.
Continuing with natureish themes: Alga Moss Myco Wisp Ivy
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Thank you!! Sage will eventually change its name (I just recently found out about this), but I haven't had time to come up with a good replacement name and make art + quippy sayings for it yet! :) I might just go with a completely made up word to avoid any trademarks entirely haha
What are the constraints that you want for the name? I was thinking "Pragmata", or something along those lines. Continuing with natureish themes: Alga Moss Myco Wisp Ivy
I love these suggestions, especially Moss and Ivy! Thank you!