Re: [stack] New language V (on JVM)

"William Tanksley, Jr" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lang.concatenative
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Rahul <[email protected]> wrote:
>     First (alpha) release of V is available here
> http://v-language.googlecode.com/files/v_0.001.jar

Cool, congrats on nice progress.

> It is nothing more than a dialect of Joy at this point
> (with some differences).

Curiosity: what's your goals?

Your definition syntax looks nice, by the way. Simple and clean...
Although I suppose one could complain that it's hard to visually
discern definitions from random blocks of code, I think it'll be
pretty rare to just have a random block of code.

Can definitions be constructed at runtime? Is "." a normal word or is it syntax?

> I hope to add an FFI for callout to java

Good idea, of course.

I've occasionally wondered what a concatenative language modeled to
take advantage of the JVM would look like. I recall that the JVM isn't
totally stack-centered; it has a lot of machinery for stack frames as
well.

> Please do take a look, (I am just learning the theory and
> implementing as I go along).

Looks nice. This is probably a good way to learn.

>                                rahul

-Billy
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