Re: 3rd or 4th generation lang (was Associative vs Analytical)
Irv wrote:
> I also tried Prograph, which, in my opinion rates 100 in concept, and around
> 30 in implementation, with a score of -30 in user friendliness.
i might possibly agree to those scores but i haven't actually had
time to DL the windemo yet. be that as it may, my goal would be
80's or <dream> 90's </dream> on all those above scores for
"iconophoria" (see other posts)
> Now, I am no great programmer, but a simple program that I have written in
> half a dozen different languages proved impossible to write - ( create ?) -
> in Prograph. I quickly gave up trying, and hit the Delete key.
again, very high priority on what i wish to create is utter simplicity
and definitive ease, be it 1K prog's or 1000000K prog's...
size *ahem* shouldn't matter :)
> As for a language that meets your definition - give it a problem and it
> figures out how to solve it - I think that is more like 8th generation.
gimme! pwease?!?!? pwetty pwease?
--Hawke'
(please, not to nitpick, it's Hawke', not Hawk. my real name is mike,
yes.
Hawke' is a given name of sentimental value to me, given to me upon
my rebirth... a subject i won't digress to on this list, offtopic and
all
that...</departs_pedestal>)
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