Electronics and Such

I've discovered a scripting language called Falcon. It's an open-source language, and looks like the developers want the language to be able to do anything through any method possible. The best way I can describe it is to call it an "open language" - you can program OOP, procedural, or functional.

You can use any Unicode-encoded language, even mixing multiple languages. You can create objects without classes. Dictionaries (maps) can use other dictionaries as keys. Tabular programming makes data manipulation simple.

Anyway, Falcon will be a major part of my Linux distribution. My plan is for tcsh to be the default shell for all non-root users, and I'll probably write most of the scripts in Falcon.

--Ryan

It's about time I write a real electronics post...

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Download it! I'm going to go play with it now...


--Ryan

SpeedDial is fun. It's pretty bad though, I only have four pages I really want in there.



{Listening to Starfield's My Generation}