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This is why I don't believe a word from the author. I don't even know if the demo is actually translating it or a demo of how he wants it to work. I have no ide
by ArrayBoundCheck 4y ago
This is why I don't believe a word from the author. I don't even know if the demo is actually translating it or a demo of how he wants it to work. I have no idea if 90% of it is hand translated (SDL, some complex routines, etc) with the easy 10% actually translated.
Or maybe 100% of it isn't translated but compiled to object files with a compiler with V generating wrapper functions. I have no idea what to expect
I just never heard of anyone using V and it actually working as they expect
- bakul 4y agoc2v may have some assumptions that are not specified by FreeBSD C code. Probably easily fixable. Rather than assume, you can use V and find out for yourself what works and what doesn’t.
- ArrayBoundCheck 4y ago> Rather than assume, you can use V and find out for yourself what works and what doesn’t. Why would I bother? It's been shown the author says one thing while reality shows another
- bakul 4y agoSo you are commenting on something about which you have no direct experience, nor are you planning to change that. Why even “bother” repeating something you may have read or heard; why not just stay silent or learn something new?
- ArrayBoundCheck 4y agoMy original comment was confirming to a poster that other people experience matches his. I never asked a (non rhetorical) question here or said anything untrue
- amedvednikov 4y agoThe first public release of a C2V alpha is not going to handle all C programs right away. This is planned for a 1.0 release later this year.