On Sat, 06 Jan 2007 05:32, Steven E Lumos wrote:
>
> To cut through the various definitions of interpreted vs. compiled
> language implementations, I'm guessing that Merrilee means a language
> where the development cycle for a web app is like edit <-> reload
> instead of edit -> compile -> reload... Unicon does not have that
> property.
>
> Not that it matters. In 5 minutes you would write a little wrapper
> program that compiles if necessary then executes a Unicon program.
> (Hmm, "#! /usr/bin/make"?)
Not that this even matters. I've just tested a 28,000 line build and link on
my mobile pentium laptop and it comes in at about 15 seconds. For typical
ongoing edit with a trivial makefile in this style
.SUFFIXES: .icn .u
.icn.u:
unicon -u -fs -c $*
OBJECTS=obj1.u obj2.u obj3.u
all: final.icx
final.icx: Makefile $(OBJECTS)
icont -u -f s -o final.icx $(OBJECTS)
clean:
rm -f final.icx tags *.u *.dir *.pag
the typical turnaround is quicker than I could fire up a new browser and
link to a page.
As Steven says, to cut through the various definitions of interpreted vs.
compiled, Unicon's compile cycle is a non-issue; it cannot be compared to a
C++ build.
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