Re: Compiler questions
To Bernie:
I guess I didn't up it to RDS since NQA, in it's current state, isn't really
useful for any serious programming. Release 3 might be, whenever it'll be
finished.
Resources sounds like an interesting idea. I haven't looked into how they
work myself.
To Mike:
>1. What sort of numerical data types should be there? Only integer
>(signed 32-bit) and real (double precision floats)?
Should be enough.
>3. Would 1-d arrays and lists of character strings be enough?
Could be a bit tedious with not n-dimensional in real-world applications.
>4. Should it support cdecl?
Why not? It's not "harder" than stdcall in any way, just different.
>5. Type conversion - implicit or explicit?
Explicit for speed, implicit for elegance, i suppose.
>7. What sort of notation could be used to access arrays? structures?
[] for arrays and . for structures are the most common.
>8. Forward references?
Sure.
>9. Control structures other than: if, for, while ?
Switch-case maybe.
>11. Anything else?
COFF object/library compliance.
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