Christopher Smith wrote: > Today, I'm announcing the perfect programming language: Twobase. It > exceeds the power of C++, LISP, or assembler, and the syntactic > simplicity of Smalltalk or Scheme. It runs on all digital computers, and > is capable of any abstraction, but it's real power comes from the > simplicity of its syntax, whose light cognitive load is instantly > comprehensible not only by almost any human, but by computers as well, > allowing for easy parsing and dynamic code generation. > > The entire language is made up of two glyphs: 0 and 1. >
Suggestion for performance enhancement: - run-length encode the object code. - consider removing the 0's -- since they count for nothing ..j -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-lpsg
