Author: Tord Romstad
Date: 04:24:36 07/05/99
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On July 03, 1999 at 12:44:24, Dan Andersson wrote: >No, but mu chess workbench was actually speeded up when porting it to Scheme w. >native code compiation. Cool. What Scheme compiler do you use? >Then I changed to GNU(Small)Eiffel and it got even >faster. Nwvardays I do rapid prototyping in Scheme and FORTH and get instant >debugging due to the fast interprete-compile-execute cycle then translate it to >SmallEiffel and get ansi-c code compilable almost everywhere, and the code can >be verified to be correct due to the pre- and postconditions in the Eiffel DBC >(design by contract). My experience is that C++ programming is overly time >consuming. I am not familiar with the Eiffel programming language. What advantages does it offer? Tord
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