high level specs on PL ?
Was just reading list about PL/Python. I checked the manual -- creating new
procedure languages out of the scope of this manual ...
Where to find high level specs on what is/isn't needed to make a new
procedural language?
Attempting to look over pltcl.c made my one eyeball hurt really bad.
With JNI I don't see why PL/Java would be an unreasonable undertaking and
sure-fire way to "Make Friends And Influence People".
Or maybe someone's already done this. GWJ
George Johnson writes:
Where to find high level specs on what is/isn't needed to make a new
procedural language?
The CREATE LANGUAGE reference page contains some pointers.
With JNI I don't see why PL/Java would be an unreasonable undertaking and
sure-fire way to "Make Friends And Influence People".
Theoretically yes, but with current Java implementations it's a very
frustrating experience.
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George Johnson writes:
Where to find high level specs on what is/isn't needed to make a new
procedural language?The CREATE LANGUAGE reference page contains some pointers.
With JNI I don't see why PL/Java would be an unreasonable undertaking and
sure-fire way to "Make Friends And Influence People".Theoretically yes, but with current Java implementations it's a very
frustrating experience.
Its on the TODO list:
* Allow Java server-side programming
and I agree Java isn't stable enough yet.
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