Chris MacMackin

Not much work to study, I'm afraid. The only final product (as opposed to things I'll need internally in FIAT) which I've built is a stack, but it hasn't been...

Thanks, I'll take a look at that sometime. I did borrow a bit from the [Vala](https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Vala/Tutorial) library [gee](https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Libgee), which I suspect is similar. I'm not sure why I missed methods...

I've added various methods inspired by the .Net Framework implementations now. As I say, I'm not sure if I'll be able to get something like ToArray() to work. Never say...

Here are some thoughts on how it could be done which would be minimally invasive to the language. They would require both a new module and some new keywords. There...

I haven't used C++ so I don't know for certain, but I think templating is a purely compile-time feature. The compiler will only create versions of types/procedures needed at compile...

I agree, the standard wouldn't dictate that, but that's how templates are typically implemented. On 26/07/17 12:27, Wadud Miah wrote: > > I don't think the Fortran standard would dictate...

The approach I describe is how g++ does it, so I'm pretty sure that's how they'd do it. Compile-time resolution would be the simpler approach to implement, too. On 26/07/17...

Some potentially useful resources are listed below. I don't mean to over-promote GNU at the expense of other sources, it's just that I was reading some of their documents the...

Just copying over a few of my old comments... --- I'm more evangelical about open source that @rouson and tend to favour the GPL for software. My logic is that...

@LadaF The way the exception is written for glibc may make that the case. However, in the case of GNU Classpath, it is not. In their own words: > Classpath...