Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
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Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
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Re: Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
#2What was the need for this?
Re: Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
#3What was the need for this?
Second statement from the article:
Ć is a new language, aimed at crafting portable programming libraries, with syntax akin to C#
Re: Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
#4That's awesome. I remember I spent some time rewriting the code I had from C# into Java and wishing there was a way for me to just write it once and reuse in multiple places. Just so that I do not have to patch multiple locations as I add features.
Maybe Objective C for the next iteration? :)
Re: Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
#5I really like this concept. It would make a good counterpart to Haxe.
Re: Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
#6This is great. Glad to see Perl support as I'm working in both these days. I have a C# DLL I'm planning on porting and I think I'll give this a whirl. If it can do a good port I'll be very impressed.
Re: Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
#7Pronunciation: http://www.asusilc.net/scr101/les1/s1glas.htm
"ch or tch as in: church, fetch, pronounced softer than the English sound"
Re: Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
#8Great, another programming language we can't google!
Please rename it to Membranous language.
Re: Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
#9Re: Ć Programming Language - Compile C# subset to C, Java, C#, JS, AS, Perl and D
#10Pronunciation: http://www.asusilc.net/scr101/les1/s1glas.htm "ch or tch as in: church, fetch, pronounced softer than the English sound"
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