Either newt was already in the list, or it got added. We talked a bit about using our languages for AoC 2024 -- looks like you've been keeping busy working on it!
Yeah it has been fun. Lots of directions I can take it:
Since I have an LSP, I've got faster turn around and can add editor functionality that requires poking at the compile state. That's my current thread.
I have a C backend on hold, while I think about how I want to represent data without boxing everything and about whether I want to do reference counting or GC. (Reference counting unlocks "counting immutable beans" if I decide to give that a go, but I'd also like to try implementing GC someday.)
I should do some browser interop stuff and write something other than a compiler in my language.
And there are language enhancements: implementing "Do unchained" from Lean, automatic handling of lazy and/or async modalities, deriving implementations of classes, ...
dunham|8 days ago
Since I have an LSP, I've got faster turn around and can add editor functionality that requires poking at the compile state. That's my current thread.
I have a C backend on hold, while I think about how I want to represent data without boxing everything and about whether I want to do reference counting or GC. (Reference counting unlocks "counting immutable beans" if I decide to give that a go, but I'd also like to try implementing GC someday.)
I should do some browser interop stuff and write something other than a compiler in my language.
And there are language enhancements: implementing "Do unchained" from Lean, automatic handling of lazy and/or async modalities, deriving implementations of classes, ...