A minimalist concatenative, homoiconic, panmorphic language
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Re: A minimalist concatenative, homoiconic, panmorphic language
#2Quite interesting (I was into esoteric programming about 2 or 3 years ago). Have three questions:
- Is there any standard library (for common input/output/math etc)? Haven't found how to do 2 + 2 in Om.
- Is there any way to include other Om files as subprograms?
- Are there any alternative implementations present/planned? (for instance, JS/Ruby/Python ports)
Re: A minimalist concatenative, homoiconic, panmorphic language
#3Quite interesting (I was into esoteric programming about 2 or 3 years ago). Have three questions: - Is there any standard library (for common input/output/math etc)? Haven't found how to do 2 + 2 in Om. - Is there any way to include other Om files as subprograms? - Are there any alternative implementations present/planned? (for instance, JS/Ruby/Python ports)
> Is there any standard library (for common input/output/math etc)? Haven't found how to do 2 + 2 in Om.
"...requiring the addition of many operations (such as basic number and file operations) and optimizations before it can be considered useful for any real-world purpose".
Re: A minimalist concatenative, homoiconic, panmorphic language
#4Quite interesting (I was into esoteric programming about 2 or 3 years ago). Have three questions: - Is there any standard library (for common input/output/math etc)? Haven't found how to do 2 + 2 in Om. - Is there any way to include other Om files as subprograms? - Are there any alternative implementations present/planned? (for instance, JS/Ruby/Python ports)
> Is there any standard library (for common input/output/math etc)? Haven't found how to do 2 + 2 in Om. "...requiring the addition of many operations (such as basic number and file operations) and optimizations before it can be considered useful for any real-world purpose".
And since the latest commit was on 22 Dec 2014, the project seems to be frozen. Sad but true.