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pkg install rebar3 gleam gleam new sortme ./src/sortme.gleam import gleam/io import gleam/string fn insert(element: Int, sorted_list: List(Int)) -> List(Int) { io.print("Insert: " <> string.inspect(element) <> "::" <> string.inspect(sorted_list) <> "\n") case sorted_list {...

In the list of interesting languages there is GLEAM. Just like ELIXIR it runs on BEAM. But has static compile time type checking. First install packages, pkg install rebar3 pkg install gleam Make new gleam project gleam new demo1 cd demo1 mkdir ./src Edit file ./src/demo1.gleam...

From the beginning I liked tcl mainly because of: a) Its simplicity and coherence, not bloated and easy to learn syntax. b) The way it separately denote variable names and variable values that allows to construct strings in an intuitive way. c) Its LISP taste, but not inflated with...

fyi, https://gitlab.com/alaindevos/adatut

I am trying to make the Swift compiler work on FreeBSD and could appreciate some help. Swift 5.10.1 with my not-yet-published changes builds successfully on FreeBSD/arm64 13.4 and most of the tests in its test suite pass. My plan is to create a port/package for 5.10.1 and subsequently use that...

System: FreeBSD 14 I'm new to FreeBSD, coming from Linux and have always used gcc. In FreeBSD so I can compile in C and C++ what should I use? Thanks.

Which "higher level language" do use and for which "specific "purpose ?

Zig seems like a near ideal combination of C++, D and Rust. Ziglang: works around C has many safety and checking features of Rust syntax is C like and is simpler than C++ and Rust made for portability dependencies are simple: cmake, llvm12, ninja MIT licensed Hopefully lang/zig or something...

Hi! I'm just curious why for most scripting sh language and not bash ? So when use bash and when sh for write some script ?