Why bother? Kx give away their latest version. Don't you have any original ideas?
Ha! Tell that to the clang dudes too.
Kona released: Open source K3.2 [screencast]
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Umm... because clang is being primed as a gcc/g++ replacement. Was that not obvious? Lol.
kona is going to replace k3.2? LMFAO. Everyone has moved on from then dude, like 2003. Was that not obvious? Lol.
we have systems running k3 in maintenance mode and all new development is in kdb+/q
Re: Kona released: Open source K3.2 [screencast]
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Umm... because clang is being primed as a gcc/g++ replacement. Was that not obvious? Lol.
kona is going to replace k3.2? LMFAO. Everyone has moved on from then dude, like 2003. Was that not obvious? Lol.
Ha, tell that to the Fortran 77 dudes. There is a forest behind those trees.
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kona is going to replace k3.2? LMFAO. Everyone has moved on from then dude, like 2003. Was that not obvious? Lol.
Ha, tell that to the Fortran 77 dudes. There is a forest behind those trees.
that's just delusional! k was niche at best, took 10 years to get that far, and was then dropped for the next generation. How many k programmers are there worldwide? Big Dave said less than 10
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Ha, tell that to the Fortran 77 dudes. There is a forest behind those trees.
that's just delusional! k was niche at best, took 10 years to get that far, and was then dropped for the next generation. How many k programmers are there worldwide? Big Dave said less than 10
Ha, like there are zillions of Fortran 77 programmers now. They still make compilers that support it though. Go figure.
Re: Kona released: Open source K3.2 [screencast]
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that's just delusional! k was niche at best, took 10 years to get that far, and was then dropped for the next generation. How many k programmers are there worldwide? Big Dave said less than 10
Ha, like there are zillions of Fortran 77 programmers now. They still make compilers that support it though. Go figure.
zillions - does that mean like 10? jobserve shows 4 jobs for fortran. A rude awakening waits you my friend. God help anyone who trusts your business acumen. Carnap was a great success too?