Re: Is Sather dead?

Lars Hupfeldt Nielsen <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lang.sather.announce
Organization Softility ApS
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

I believe that work continues at University of Waikato (http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/sather/).
The current release 1.3 compiler is really too slow for any real work. I have no idea how work is currently progressing at Waikato.
A lot of people think that Sather is one of the best languages designed so far, so lets hope that it has a future.

Regards
Lars Hupfeldt.

Terry Lincoln wrote:

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> The archives in the last several months seem to have no new activity. 
> (This aside from mostly non-English SPAM) Am I correct in assuming then 
> that all interest in Sather as a language for development is now history?
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> That's too bad if so.  I do so thing that good languages should still be 
> developed and enhanced.
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