Subj : Re: Corn programming language
To   : comp.programming
From : mwojcik
Date : Wed Jul 13 2005 12:08 am


In article <daj7p6$rjo$4@news.onet.pl>, fidelio <fidelio@vp.pl> writes:
> This could be a language for the next ten years (i think):
> http://corn.telefonia.pl/

Interesting, but until the "kernel" source is available I doubt many
people will look at it, much less try to do anything significant with
it.  It'd also need a considerably improved specification - what's
there is enough to play with the language, but there's far too much
that's unclear or simply undocumented.

I'm not sure it has any significant advantage over, say, OCaml, but I
only skimmed the tutorial and spec (and I don't know OCaml very well,
for that matter).

I've made a note to give it a try in my free time, but at this point
it's just an oddity.

-- 
Michael Wojcik                  michael.wojcik@microfocus.com

I said, 'I need to put my soul into my work and it is well known that
computers haven't got a soul.'  My father said, 'The Americans are working
on it.'  -- Sue Townsend, _The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 3/4_

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