Description:
Discussion of the "INTERCAL" programming language
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This problem was identified in an email conversation between me and Joris Huizer: I'm pasting (with permission) the conversation below, to describe the problem (skip to the bottom for a short summary): === Joris: Hello AIS, Just some detail that few will probably ever notice, but... (I'm not sure whether I should post such at the newsgroup or just send... more »
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C-INTERCAL development process opened up
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More than one person has now expressed interest in seeing intermediate C-INTERCAL versions; such a system is obviously beneficial to allow other people to better contribute to the development process, and will hopefully result in more stable and better tested released versions. Development snapshots of C-INTERCAL are now hosted at <[link]... more »
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C-INTERCAL 0.27 bugfix patch
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Some errors in the optimiser for C-INTERCAL 0.27 have been brought to my attention (thanks Joris!), and also an error in the parser which acts like an optimiser error; here is a patch that should fix them. I hope that Usenet doesn't mess this patch up too badly; if it does, email me and I'll send you a copy that way.... more »
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C-INTERCAL version 0.27 released
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A new version of C-INTERCAL has arrived! There are so many improvements that listing the release notes here would be far too long for a typical Usenet message (at 153 lines), so here are /their/ release notes, written just for the purpose of this message: RELEASE NOTES FOR THE RELEASE NOTES FOR C-INTERCAL VERSION 0.27... more »
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INTERCAL bug trackers
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I was very surprised to find out today that Debian has bug trackers for C-INTERCAL and CLC-INTERCAL, and that they are actually being used. (I had no knowledge of this previously; this follows on from a bigger surprise I had the day before when I discovered that Debian packages C-INTERCAL, and actually maintains it, although I already... more »
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Metadata and command-line options
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Just looking through the CLC-INTERCAL documentation (often in the source code), and through the C-INTERCAL documentation I'm writing at the moment, and from my personal experience, I'm noticing a deficiency in INTERCAL. Many INTERCAL programs need various command-line switches for various features they need or use; these switches vary by compiler... more »
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Dear Kettle,
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You _do_ know that you are all nuts, right? ...I mean, in the nicest possible way... Ross
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WHILE and addition
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PLEASE NOTE THIS PROGRAM READS IN TWO 16-BIT NUMBERS AND ADDS THEM DO WRITE IN .1 DO WRITE IN .2 (1) DO COME FROM ".2~.2"~#1 WHILE :1 <- "'?.1$.2'~'"':1/.1$. 2'~#0"$#65535'"$"'"'&.1$.2'~'# 0$#65535'"$#0'~#32767$#1" DO READ OUT .1 PLEASE GIVE UP Yes, with the great advances in CLC-INTERCAL technology (and C-... more »
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