May I take the liberty to inform also on the existence of other free
languages, although absolutely not fashionable nowadays? I suggest
SNOBOL and ICON. They were both originally designed by Dr Ralph E.
Griswold (Arizona). I still prefer the former, but Icon is very much
preferable to those
Hi there,
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Alexander Skwar wrote:
So sprach Laurent Duperval am Tue, Jan 30, 2001 at 01:51:45PM -0500:
Tcl. It's under the BSD license meaning you can do pretty much what you want
Okay, so it is even more liberal.
with it. Perl is under the Artistic license.
On 29 Jan, Alexander Skwar wrote:
So sprach SJN am Sat, Jan 27, 2001 at 12:21:49AM +0800:
GPL is good. In fact, I wish to know the programming language that fall
under it like gcc et cetera.
Hmmm, which of the programming languages comming with Mandrake do *NOT* fall
under the GPL? Is
So sprach Ron Stodden am Tue, Jan 30, 2001 at 05:58:39AM +1100:
Errr... There is an fps RPM in cooker, but not in the 7.2
Whoops, did not check that :] Sorry!
Still it is nice to know what's coming, thanks!
(Like you don't know already :])
Alexander Skwar
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So sprach Laurent Duperval am Tue, Jan 30, 2001 at 01:51:45PM -0500:
Tcl. It's under the BSD license meaning you can do pretty much what you want
Okay, so it is even more liberal.
with it. Perl is under the Artistic license.
Perl is under both AFAIK.
Lemme rephrase my question: Are there
Well, we have ALMOST all the Free(not free) stuff off the first two disks
of our distro. If you run an expert install, you should find a host of
languages, including, but not limited to:
Python
Perl
Tcl/Tk
Ruby
Mercury
OCAML
Haskell
Scheme
Guile
Lisp
Fortran77 (via a translator
So sprach SJN am Sat, Jan 27, 2001 at 12:21:49AM +0800:
GPL is good. In fact, I wish to know the programming language that fall
under it like gcc et cetera.
Hmmm, which of the programming languages comming with Mandrake do *NOT* fall
under the GPL? Is there one?
Alexander Skwar
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So sprach civileme am Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 06:06:52PM +0100:
Pascal(via a translator to c called p2c)
What about fpc? It's also in the distribution. fpc stands for "Free Pascal
Compiler" and is just that :] It also tries to be as Delphi compatible as
possible. So for pascal users, this might
Alexander Skwar wrote:
What about fpc? It's also in the distribution. fpc stands for "Free Pascal
Compiler" and is just that :] It also tries to be as Delphi compatible as
possible. So for pascal users, this might be the first choice.
Errr... There is an fps RPM in cooker, but not in the
On Friday 26 January 2001 08:16, you wrote:
Hi Linuxians,
I need a list of free programming language and scripting language available
for Linux. Free as in for any purpose. Don't want any hanky panky free
license.
Huh?
If you mean GPL, it is there to prevent ugly little comedies like theft
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On Friday 26 January 2001 08:16, you wrote:
Hi Linuxians,
I need a list of free programming
There are even compilers now to turn perl into machine code. How nice,
eh?
Silly question maybe, do the same sort of things exist for Tcl/Tk ?
Thanks,
Thomas.
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There are even compilers now to turn perl into machine code. How nice,
eh?
Silly question maybe, do the same sort of things exist for Tcl/Tk ?
Thanks,
Thomas.
Try:
http://icemcfd.com/tcl/ice.html
There are even compilers now to turn perl into machine code. How nice,
eh?
Silly question maybe, do the same sort of things exist for Tcl/Tk ?
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ary 26, 2001 9:08 PM
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He's right. Anything YOU create in C (or C++ or Perl or whatever)
belongs to
YOU, regardless of who wrote the compiler/interpreter. Understand, though,
that any libraries you dynamically link to (or perl module
On Friday 26 January 2001 17:21, you wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
Actually I am trying to avoid falling into a quicksand. I don't want later
when I have written the program in a specific linux-based programmig
language, the original author of the programming language impose royalty or
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Thanks for the reply.
Actually I am trying to avoid falling into a quicksand. I don't want later
when I have written the program in a specific linux-based programmig
language
On Friday 26 January 2001 12:06, you wrote:
If you have done little programming and want one that is simple to
start with but has a lot of power, I would recommend Python. It has
inherently clean code and oject-oriented features, and with the aid of
its extensive libraries and bindings,
Thanks a lot.
I'll check with the distro disks.
Joe
RLU# 186063
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