Thank you Karl.
Now let's see if I can get the autoconf counterpart reviewed.
> New version of the patch below.
>
> I pushed this. Thanks Jose!
New version of the patch below.
I pushed this. Thanks Jose!
New version of the patch below.
Thanks much, Jose. I'll take a look and install soonly, I hope.
--all the best, karl.
By the way, the version of autoconf needed to run the automake test can
be found in:
https://git.sr.ht/~jemarch/a68-autoconf
Branch a68.
> Hello.
>
> New version of the patch below. Differences from previous versions:
>
> - The GA68 variable has been renamed to A68. (This has been also
>
Hello.
New version of the patch below. Differences from previous versions:
- The GA68 variable has been renamed to A68. (This has been also
changed in the corresponding autoconf patches.)
- Added a section 'Algol 68 Support' to the manual.
- Added a test t/a68-demo.sh.
commit c33511e6df2b2
H,WIP] Support for the Algol 68 language
Thanks Jose. Happy ca.1968 hacking :),
Karl
Hello Karl.
> the compiler is useful
>
> What Algol 68 code does anyone want to use or write nowadays?
> Just curious.
Algol 68 is a very good programming language. Once implemented in a
modern optimized compiler and carefully extended, I plan to use it for
many of my non-C projects.
>
the compiler is useful
What Algol 68 code does anyone want to use or write nowadays?
Just curious.
But I am not familiar with the Automake internals
Neither am I, but we plunge ahead as best we can anyway.
and it is likely I am missing something and/or doing something wrong.
It
Hello.
This patch adds support for the Algol 68 programming language to
Automake. It is based on the Algol 68 GCC front-end, which is currently
under development [1]. A WIP series got sent to gcc-patches in January
[2], and the front-end is temporarily hosted in the sourceware forge
until integ
