• sclytrack (11/11) Apr 13 2010 WARNING: Do not read if you don't have the time.
• Kagamin (2/6) Apr 13 2010 Interesting. Looks like they did a lot.
• BLS (6/17) Apr 13 2010 Erm, guess that Fantom was the FAN programming language.

sclytrack <idiot hotmail.com> writes:

WARNING: Do not read if you don't have the time.

Some links to freepascal package not really relevant to D.
These packages appear to be a bit new in freepascal.

There are two links at the bottom of the link
FPC shared library
FPC packages


http://wiki.freepascal.org/Lazarus/FPC_Libraries


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Fantom programming language. They don't like to be too verbose.
Link to the examples.

http://fantom.org/doc/examples/index.html

Kagamin <spam here.lot> writes:

sclytrack Wrote:

 Fantom programming language. They don't like to be too verbose.
 Link to the examples.
 
 http://fantom.org/doc/examples/index.html

Interesting. Looks like they did a lot.

BLS <windevguy hotmail.de> writes:

Erm, guess that Fantom was the FAN programming language.
bearophile was gentle enough to tell us about this language.
However, impressive work.

I also like freepascal. Here the OS/CPU support really shines.
Bjoern

On 13/04/2010 18:42, sclytrack wrote:
 WARNING: Do not read if you don't have the time.

 Some links to freepascal package not really relevant to D.
 These packages appear to be a bit new in freepascal.

 There are two links at the bottom of the link
 FPC shared library
 FPC packages


 http://wiki.freepascal.org/Lazarus/FPC_Libraries


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 Fantom programming language. They don't like to be too verbose.
 Link to the examples.

 http://fantom.org/doc/examples/index.html