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>H: August 2008
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A miscellany of pseudo-random ravings, mostly about programming. Sunday, August 31, 2008. Hopefully not much more on extra/lisp. I've been working on it for far too long, but I think I'm almost done the Factor side of. I've done a little more work since I last wrote and now the only thing remaining is, unfortunately, something of an open problem; Namely, the propagation of locals into literals (more specifically,. So, what have I done? Allowing multiple forms in the body of an expression. Begin 1 2 3).
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>H: My First Impressions of Smalltalk
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A miscellany of pseudo-random ravings, mostly about programming. Sunday, April 26, 2009. My First Impressions of Smalltalk. To see my code, and even then only being able to look at one object or method at a time! I think I've come to realize, however, that this paradigm has definite advantages. For one, being physically unable to view massive blocks of code all at once forces you to write well-factored, conceptually-separated code right from the get-go. OMouse: Thanks for the comment! An odd engineering ...
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>H: Factor and Lisp, part three
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A miscellany of pseudo-random ravings, mostly about programming. Monday, June 16, 2008. Factor and Lisp, part three. I wrote about the state of my lisp-in-factor implementation, not much actual forward progress has been made. Instead, I was embroiled in a struggle to figure out how I was to properly implement the passing of arguments to lisp functions, specifically in the case of function calls. Foo bar baz) ⇒ [ bar baz ] T{ lisp-symbol f "foo" } funcall. By the way, the. List 1 2 (list 3 (list 4) 5).
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Guillaume Nargeot's Technical Blog: August 2009
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Guillaume Nargeot's Technical Blog. Saturday, August 22, 2009. Think twice before naming your new programming language. Smart people invent new programming languages, with powerful features, that perform really well. What else do we need? When you want to learn and use these new programming languages, you might want to buy books or to search for tutorials, code examples, blog articles, etc. I am one of those: recently, I am learning the Factor. Some work have been done to make C and C easy to search on t...
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Guillaume Nargeot's Technical Blog: October 2009
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Guillaume Nargeot's Technical Blog. Saturday, October 3, 2009. On solving Project Euler - Part 3. In the first two parts of this post ( first one. We focused on Project Euler. This time, I would like to focus on a category of problems almost as simple as the previous ones, but for which you will have to resort to dynamic programming. In order to solve them. If you do not know what dynamic programming is, here's the definition from Wikipedia:. Let's take the simple example of the Fibonacci numbers. By wri...
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>H: November 2008
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A miscellany of pseudo-random ravings, mostly about programming. Thursday, November 06, 2008. Advising Factor (Aspect Oriented Programming, if you're nasty). I've been pretty busy the last couple of weeks with school, so I haven't been able to get any real (read: non-school related.I am not a fan of Verilog) programming done. So, the other day, I decided to try and implement something neat in Factor. After thinking about it for a bit, I decided to try to implement what is known as " advice. A Cuckoo filt...
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>H: Advising Factor (Aspect Oriented Programming, if you're nasty)
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A miscellany of pseudo-random ravings, mostly about programming. Thursday, November 06, 2008. Advising Factor (Aspect Oriented Programming, if you're nasty). I've been pretty busy the last couple of weeks with school, so I haven't been able to get any real (read: non-school related.I am not a fan of Verilog) programming done. So, the other day, I decided to try and implement something neat in Factor. After thinking about it for a bit, I decided to try to implement what is known as " advice. A Cuckoo filt...
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