dtoffe

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by dtoffe 4mo ago
AFAIK Sourceforge is alive and kicking, and it has an "Import from Github" feature that has been available for years.
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by dtoffe 7mo ago
To all interested in this little treasure, I transcribed the source code of the PL/0 compiler from the book "Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs", published by Nicklaus Wirth in 1976, and adapted it to run in Free Pascal.
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by dtoffe 7mo ago
The compiler produces p-code to be interpreted by an interpreter, so it is the interpreter that prints the value.
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by dtoffe 1y ago
String theory ? (Impersonating Leonard, while ducking and receiving a hard look from Sheldon...)
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by dtoffe 1y ago
It looks like you are forcing me to learn OCaml.....
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by dtoffe 2y ago
If you want to overcome introversion and develop peoples' skills, it is not enough to "talk a lot and say nothing". You need to feel comfortable and confident, adapt to the speaking style of others, react to their communicati
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by dtoffe 3y ago
I don't know what "abstract interpretation" is, can't help you with that. If you are interested in the real life implementation of theoretical PLT concepts, I'm not sure if this might help, but there is this page:
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by dtoffe 3y ago
I started searching for the same thing a couple of years ago after I saw the same Hejlsberg interview posted by sarosh. The only recommendation I was able to get was to read the Roslyn source code and the LSP reference. I could not get any
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by dtoffe 4y ago
Native Spanish speaker from Argentina, just created an account to answer this. First, you should probably decide what regional variant to learn, and stick with it. There are subtle but noticeable differences in style, words and accent betwe