Well, just to mention a counter-example: My favourite Ada compiler is
written in Ada.
Vinzent.
I used to use an Algol 60 compiler which had been written in a
(gradually growing)
sub-set of Algol 60. A new meaning to "boot-strapping" ?
Geoff
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On Thursday 16 March 2006 23:12, L505 wrote:
> I always harp on this fact - for example perl is written in C, python
> is written in C, php is written in C, but if you want to learn from
> the sources why shouldn't it be python is written in python and php
> is written with a php compiler. And we
> One of the things I think works best for lazarus is that it is written in the
> same language it uses - so every user is a potential contributor (unlike most
> programs and IDE's users typically CAN program) which is why I think it has
> such an amazing rate of expansion - we must be averaging a
> There is no reason why Lazarys would/will not become production ready.
> Proof: It is in production use already.
As one of the production users - I can vouch for this. There are several
others on this list whom I know are doing production work in Lazarus as well,
Graeme and Tony for starters.
On 3/16/06, Gökhan Ersumer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yep I meant creating VMT at runtime,It does not seems
> like a good practice to me.
Where is the code that creates VMT at runtime? Just curiosity, because
I've being working with Lazarus, but I never noticed it.
It probably doesn't matter fr
On Thu, 16 Mar 2006, Alexandre Leclerc wrote:
> On 3/16/06, Gökhan Ersumer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > User-level delphi compatibility is enough for masses
> > (e.g Form designer, properties vs), as long as it have
> > quality/stability, internal workings of components is
> > not so importan
On 3/16/06, Gökhan Ersumer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> User-level delphi compatibility is enough for masses
> (e.g Form designer, properties vs), as long as it have
> quality/stability, internal workings of components is
> not so important, but as I said above, with current
> implementation I don
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