Re: MOP question for language lawyers: can you specialize on standard-class
"Christopher Stacy (as cstacy at dtpq dot com)" <[email protected]> Sun, 17 May 2026 00:24:01 -0400
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On 5/16/26 9:00 PM, Pascal Costanza (as pc at p-cos dot net) wrote: > Julia already solved it. It uses a combination of type parameters, just-in-time compilation and inlining to optimize methods, and gets extremely good results. There is also a version that compiles to C. Although it runs very fast, to the point where it gets in your face, it eliminates the JIT and does not support incremental compilation (or any late binding features). If you try to use a type combination it has not seen yet, it yells at you in ALL CAPS. And you can only have fixed-size arrays and lists; if you attempt dynamic allocation it will start demanding to see your Storage Manager. You can find it on Git... it's called "Karen".