Posted by ComWizz on 17:20:00 04-04-2002
Hi all,
I have a bit of advice, NEVER announce new projects on Usenet, too much criticism.
Some idiots didn't like my UNIX shell so they make up a load of crap to make me and my project look bad.
I had to fight back, sady...
Hope everyone's OK, and that all your projects are doing well.
Thanks,
ComWizz.
Posted by ComWizz on 12:05:00 04-05-2002
rob_ert: I heard that you have stopped making your programming language, and you have to re-make it from scratch? Damn! Hope you finish it soon!
Flikm: u never told me u were Korean! Cool...
OK, thanks,
ComWizz.
Posted by sacah on 12:12:00 04-05-2002
come on IRC and chat
Posted by robost86 on 14:25:00 04-05-2002
I agree with sacah, come to IRC
About your shell, they may be rude, but I'm not so sure they're entirely wrong. A UNIX shell in a scripting language maybe isn't such a good idea. At least it's not of any use, although that's not very important.
About my scripting language, I've told you to use cnasica, it's my best intepreter so far.
Posted by KaGez on 02:15:00 04-06-2002
/me is happy about himself not making scripting languages
[addsig]
Posted by ComWizz on 14:51:00 04-07-2002
I can't come onto IRC all the time, I have technical difficulties with my Linux box.
robert: A scripting language in another scripting language isn't too bad,
I heard of a Lisp interpreter made in Awk...
If there was a compiler for Perl. though, that would make it better.
Posted by ComWizz on 17:42:00 04-10-2002
A UNIX shell in a scripting language isn't a bad idea, and yes they are wrong.
Others have made UNIX shells in Perl before...
Thanks...
Posted by Yjo on 22:51:00 04-10-2002
aren't there shells out there that are good enough already?
If it's not about that, and just a project for a laugh, then surely anything is a good idea?
Posted by MooKeen on 07:45:00 07-20-2002
ComWizz wrote:
Quote:
I heard of a Lisp interpreter made in Awk...
Yes, there is, although it only defines 13 built-in functions, so, it's nothing really serious. I think it's somethin close to the Lisp that was defined by JMC in the late-50's. You can grab the source from the CMU AI repository.
http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/ai-repository/ai/lang/lisp/impl/awk/0.html
Have a nice day!
D. Kuehn