Re: Euphoria 2.5 Will Break Existing Code
- Posted by "Igor Kachan" <kinz at peterlink.ru> Feb 16, 2004
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Hello Al, ---------- > From: Al Getz <Xaxo at aol.com> > Subject: RE: Euphoria 2.5 Will Break Existing Code > > Hello Igor, > > You said "only God knows (if 2.5 will break code)" > and then you had proposed a solution, so > i assumed that if only God knows then he must > have told you or else you wouldnt have known it > needed a solution> so you lied when you said 'only God knows'
No, I do not lie. There is more then one undocumented feature of EU. There is some latent EU useing -- commercial secrets, trade secrets, undiscovered bugs etc. There is no way to make perfect testing of such complicated and sophisticated programming system as EU interpreter, translator, binder for number of platforms, C compilers, different Windows versions etc etc, before it realised as A, B etc. There is no perfect thing at all. So, only God knows, yes, so to say, if you do not believe. > Anyway, im not sure what you meant by > 'additional feature' in your last post. I think, a trick discovered by users and absent in the official RDS documentation may be considered as additional feature. That on fly creation of include files is absent in Rob's docs, as far as I know, it was suggested by users. And it is based on one-pass feature of interpreter, not for translator and binder, but worked with translator and binder also as some trick. > I guess you are right, it's not "too" complicated > a solution, but then before 2.5 it was even less > complicated. See, i expected to see the ways of > including files to get BETTER as Euphoria progressed > through time, not worse. I thought everyone did too. Ok, no protests. Please ask list for help, if you need. > When you say "What *any* code" do you mean you > dont think anyone else is using dynamic includes > except for me and that one program? I am useing, I like it, but it seems to be rare case indeed. I remember only 3 or 4 real asking. You can search the list archive for these questions. > Is this what you mean by "another *concrete* program" too? Yes, let us try to help those rare users, if they have the questions how to work around progressive two-pass interpreter. > Take care, > Al Regards, Igor Kachan kinz at peterlink.ru