Felix Language

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At the moment Felix has a mess arrangement to define typesets: typedef ints = typesetof (int, long);

The latest commit is a trivial but utterly radical advance. // connect in pipline { auto system =

So I have done some tweaks to the control system so the thread kind is associated with a pthread, and

I'll look. Apple objective C also has automatic reference counting Sent from my iPhone On 18 Dec

OK so a couple of issues. 1. #import is not supported by flx. ObjC headers can be #included but we

Yes, you are right, that's probably why I use 'rsync' to copy stuff :-) Keean. On Mon, 7

Ok so this can ALREADY do it: //$ Embed a C statement into Felix code with arguments. private

Oops. I added a fix for arithmetic test which identified arrays of unit with a single unit.

very nice!

> > So the help says: > > --debug : put debug symbols in generated binaries > Now,

> On 20 Feb 2020, at 19:22, Keean Schupke <ke...@fry-it.com> wrote: > > I don't

Felix is designed to support muliple targets. There's a pain with configuration though. If you

> On 19 Feb 2020, at 19:08, Gordon Childs <gordon...@gmail.com> wrote: > > On Mon,

I have just added the ability to run swiftc, the Swift command line compiler, to the flx tool: flx —

Ah. I just had a brainwave. Felix has a pointer type &T = ptr[T] (and associated read and write

I've been thinking how to properly construct polymorphism. The way it is done in Type Theory (

> On 11 May 2019, at 20:24, srean <srean...@gmail.com> wrote: > > https://github.com

OMG. I have found the problem. It's NOT a compiler bug. open Str[double]; fun sd (x:double) =>

I need to fix the lazy eval issue. Here is some analysis. For primitive bindings a function like: fun

So this has exposed some interesting issues. The subtype coercion registryis expressed with abstract

> [Gc::collect] Program requests collection > [flx_gc:gc_profile_t] actually_collect >

> On 7 Dec 2018, at 01:03, Brandon Barker <brandon...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Is

Cool. GC appears operational. ///////// include "std/control/sysdlist"; open SysDlist; for

Stuff you may want to try: (a) examine src/test/regress/rt/* You'll find files, regression tests,

Hi John, This is an interesting discussion, just to show I am still reading this :-) I think types

Well! This works as written: ///////// instance Str[3] { fun str (x:3) => x._strr; } instance Str[

OK so this now works: typedef fun le (a:TYPE, b:TYPE):BOOL => _typeop ("_type_le", (a,b)

> > So lets see, exactly what is the degradation rule? > > 1. _pclt<T,T> degrades

Ah ok. Here we go: s = “filename.ext\n” Get the extension! Solution: s.rev.(1..3).rev Reverse the