On Wed, Jun 20, 2018 at 7:35 PM, <bart4...@gmail.com> wrote: > (Sorry no idea how to do quoting on this mobile app I have to use.) > > Those examples of using network features are merely examples of function > calls. This is what I'm talking about with basic language features. > > Pointers are merely an extra level of indirection; they can be made to fit. > > A few things might need language help, or help from its runtime. So that if I > wanted a pointer to the first byte of this programs image on windows, I'd > have to do: > > P := makeref(0x40'0000, byte) > > Which I then access as P^. The stuff you're talking about, imo, is at a > completely different level. Someone could take core Python and repackage it > with a completely different set of libraries. What happened to the network > stuff? >
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