1. RE: For Liu Junfeng OOP & Eu, etc.
I don't know how to delay to below 0.5 second, though
I can the console window still appears, and my application
use a window's GUI.
aku saya wrote:
> By changing a line in the produced C source code,
> you can decrease the delay to below 0.5 second.
>
> But I wonder, is it legal?
>
> K> While looking over the bench marks document from the
> K> latest Euphoria release I noticed something that
> K> reminded me of a question you asked in one of your
> K> posts to the forum... Why not have native OOP features
> K> incorporated into Euphoria.
>
> K> I think the simplest answer must be speed. Euphoria is
> K> 30 - 60 times faster than the popular interpreted
> K> languages which have built in OOP support. I had
> K> referred you to Ruby because it is a popular pure oop
> K> interpreter - Euphoria is almost 60 times faster than
> K> Ruby!.
>
> K> Also, recently you expressed interest in how you might
> K> be able to distribute a program you had written to a
> K> friend. You might also download the e2c translator
> K> and distribute the c -translated compiled version of
> K> your program file... the delay time on the free
> K> version is a bit of an annoyance... but its less than
> K> 10 secs, I think.
I now understand ,when thinking in Eu, every object is either an atom
or a sequence; no other objects needed.
so it is not suit for math program without operator overloading.
>
> K> Regards,
> K> Kenneth Rhodes
>
>
Euphoria is one of my favorite languages!
2. RE: For Liu Junfeng OOP & Eu, etc.
aku saya wrote:
> By changing a line in the produced C source code,
> you can decrease the delay to below 0.5 second.
>
> But I wonder, is it legal?
>
> K> While looking over the bench marks document from the
> K> latest Euphoria release I noticed something that
> K> reminded me of a question you asked in one of your
> K> posts to the forum... Why not have native OOP features
> K> incorporated into Euphoria.
>
> K> I think the simplest answer must be speed. Euphoria is
> K> 30 - 60 times faster than the popular interpreted
> K> languages which have built in OOP support. I had
> K> referred you to Ruby because it is a popular pure oop
> K> interpreter - Euphoria is almost 60 times faster than
> K> Ruby!.
Ruby and Python all suport OOP, but they are not strong typed
and can't be translated into C or C++.
Another good language is Haskell, it is a functional language,
can both be interpreted or compiled. But it is too difficult to
learn.
> K> Also, recently you expressed interest in how you might
> K> be able to distribute a program you had written to a
> K> friend. You might also download the e2c translator
> K> and distribute the c -translated compiled version of
> K> your program file... the delay time on the free
> K> version is a bit of an annoyance... but its less than
> K> 10 secs, I think.
>
> K> Regards,
> K> Kenneth Rhodes
>
>
Euphoria is one of my favorite languages!
3. RE: For Liu Junfeng OOP & Eu, etc.
Now I am dreaming of a language like Python, but is strong typed;
like Euphoria, can call dll function, easy to debug and trace,
has a win32lib for quick develop;
interpreted when programming, compiled when distributing.
Ken Rhodes wrote:
> Hi Liu,
>
> While looking over the bench marks document from the
> latest Euphoria release I noticed something that
> reminded me of a question you asked in one of your
> posts to the forum... Why not have native OOP features
> incorporated into Euphoria.
>
> I think the simplest answer must be speed. Euphoria is
> 30 - 60 times faster than the popular interpreted
> languages which have built in OOP support. I had
> referred you to Ruby because it is a popular pure oop
> interpreter - Euphoria is almost 60 times faster than
> Ruby!.
>
> Also, recently you expressed interest in how you might
> be able to distribute a program you had written to a
> friend. You might also download the e2c translator
> and distribute the c -translated compiled version of
> your program file... the delay time on the free
> version is a bit of an annoyance... but its less than
> 10 secs, I think.
>
> Regards,
> Kenneth Rhodes
>
>
> Regards,
> Ken
>
>
Euphoria is one of my favorite languages!
