[stack] Re: Welcome to the new members...

Also, not sure if this list is aware that Factor now has row variables for inline row-polymorphic combinators:

http://docs.factorcode.org/content/article-effects-variables.html

Now that stack effect checking is mandatory, run-time checked combinators have been added which declare a run-time effect declaration: 

http://docs.factorcode.org/content/article-call.html

-Adam

--- In [email protected], "hiatoms" <hiatoms@...> wrote:
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> haha this came to me as '[stack] Digest Number 1337'; Wm's leet post!
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> Wm, what have you been working on out of curiosity?
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> I've wondered for awhile now why there's not much cross-pollination of Factor topics on the concatenative list side of things?  That's where a lot of the practical side of things has been happening with regards to concatenative languages... Is there something that the more academically inclined languages like Joy provide that appeal to this list more?
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> Whatever happened to cat which seems (with the addition of things like Factor's dataflow combinators) would be a good platform to study the statically typed side of things?  With F# 2.0 officially supported in Visual Studio (Or the VS Integrated Shell+Fsharp distribution for a free solution), it'd be neat to see the implementation move over to that language with functional roots based on Ocaml.
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> Maybe someone can answer my rambling questions to get the list going again. :-)
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> -Adam  
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> --- In [email protected], "wtanksle" <wtanksleyjr@> wrote:
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> > Just wanted to get a bit of traffic out there to welcome the new members of the list -- and my apologies for taking so long to notice that there were pending members.
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> > This is a slow period for the list, so feel free to start a new topic talking about your own personal project.
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> > -Wm
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