On 8/14/07, William Sit wrote:
> ...
> For me, translating Spad code accepted by the Axiom interpreter into Spad code
> accepted by the compiler is a pain. Either require explicit coercions and 
> calls in
> both the compiler and interpreter, or provide the SAME verifiable/selectable
> assistance in both cases.
>

I am inclined to agree. To me this means both, making coercions is
Spad more explicit (Like Aldor with only a few well know and
frequently used automatic coercions), and creating a version of the
Axiom interpreter that is equally strict. That said, of course a
strick interpreter might be viewed by some as more painful for the
user, so then there would be even more reason to create an alternate
single-typed (not type-free!) user interface language like BNatural.

Regards,
Bill Page.


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