On Sat, 21 Jul 2007, Frank Barknecht wrote:

I was hoping that compatibilty as a goal would be a two-way
compatibility: Patches, that were developed on DD would also be
running on MSP-Pd, minus some features like faster graphics or special
objects like [tracecall] (which would only be like a missing
external).

missing functionality is missing functionality. It can be missing classes, missing methods, it can be nonsense output such as empty symbols, it's still missing functionality. I don't know why the addition of any classes like [tracecall] [parse] [unparse] [unpost] etc. would be exempt from your two-way requirement.

I think that the argument we're having, boils down to whether the
type-checking is a real feature of [unpack].

So I conclude that your compatibility is a one-way street, which I think is a pity.

Sorry, why does it have to be two-way?... I think that it's a pity that you're asking for two-way.

I just find the disappearing or changing meaning of "0" confusing.

What have you ever used that meaning for?

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