by Ivan Levashew <octagram@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Apr 28, 2008 at 03:36 PM
Richard Engebretson пишет:
> I just wanted to give credit to the Apple Mac for nurturing Pascal.
> And also point out the extraordinary progress made in this era.
Indeed.
I was once very surprised by the fact Apple had also something in common
with Lisps. They've created their dialect of Lisp, Dylan!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_%28programming_language%29
before:
> (bind ((radius 5)
> (cir***ference (* 2 $pi radius)))
> (if (> cir***ference 42)
> (format-out "Hello big circle! c is %=" cir***ference)
> (format-out "Hello circle! c is %=" cir***ference)))
after:
> begin
> let radius = 5;
> let cir***ference = 2 * $pi * radius;
> if (cir***ference > 42)
> format-out("Hello, big circle! c = %=", cir***ference);
> else
> format-out("Hello, circle! c is %=", cir***ference);
> end if
> end
Somewhat close to Pascal & Ada :) According to Wiki Apple's own
implementation was code-named Leibniz.
And nowadays Apple went mainstream. They have no time for surprises
anymore. Nobody has one. Era of wonders is over.
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