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  1. yajit works again! check it out: http://github.com/nddrylliog/yajit (special thanks to fredreichbier & showstopper) about 12 hours ago from web
  2. rock (ooc compiler in ooc) compiles classes and covers =) don't try it at home yet, though - it's still highly experimental 8:34 PM Nov 24th from web
  3. @alejandrocrosa Hmmm, rtfm? http://docs.ooc-lang.org/ooc-slim/executable-size.html ;) 10:49 PM Nov 22nd from web
  4. @arvennard The C++ object model is too complex. And the C syntax has many drawbacks. ooc is, imho, much more readable/light/flexible. 10:48 PM Nov 22nd from web
  5. (continued)... that change will allow very nice array and map literals, and other data structs will be usable easily too. Stay tuned. 2:51 PM Nov 19th from web
  6. SubProcess new() now takes an ArrayList<String> instead of String*. (breaking change). ArrayList and HashMap will be BasicTypes soon. 2:50 PM Nov 19th from web
  7. #ooc-lang freeimage bindings: http://bit.ly/2UJ4s7 3:14 AM Nov 18th from web
  8. #ooc_lang libdispatch bindings: http://bit.ly/O2Omd 2:56 PM Nov 17th from web
  9. Fun with version blocks http://paste.pocoo.org/show/151214/ shows the ooc object model flexibility once again! 7:59 AM Nov 17th from web
  10. @minnowcoder Do you have examples of 'more involved pattern matching' ? The match is a regular ooc match comparing classes.. 5:41 AM Nov 17th from web
  11. Fun with fake variable-length argument lists: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/151147/ (code in comments = future syntax) 6:16 PM Nov 16th from web
  12. #ooc_lang is featured on the GitHub frontpage today =) 8:20 AM Nov 14th from web
  13. ooc support for gedit: http://bit.ly/9ndHq (fork & improve!) 6:15 AM Nov 14th from web
  14. @benlachman Yup, ":=" is better than var for 1) safety 2) typing 3) intuitive { name : Type = expr }, omit the type { name := expr } 2:03 AM Nov 14th from web
  15. @laktek Go increases people's awareness about [low+high]-level languages, and that's a good thing for ooc too! 1:05 PM Nov 13th from web
  16. @laktek You're mistaken =) go has google's buzz. ooc's community is slowly, but steadily growing. Enterprise vs Grassroots: Java vs C. 1:02 PM Nov 13th from web
  17. Late congrats to the #golang team for going live =) Wishing all sorts of good luck! Can we steal tech for our awesome syntax? Kthxbye 10:46 PM Nov 12th from web
  18. .@zenhob Now is probably a good time to write some ooc generics tutorial, then =) 10:31 PM Nov 12th from web
  19. @brunobord Plus pour bien longtemps =) 10:24 PM Nov 12th from web
  20. @brunobord Java n'est pas nécessaire à l'exécution =) Et un compilateur ooc en ooc est en cours d'écriture: http://bit.ly/2x9Bda 1:00 PM Nov 12th from web
  • Name ooc language
  • Location Everywhere
  • Web http://ooc-lang.org/
  • Bio modern, object-oriented, open, programming language that translates to C99
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