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The Adept Programming Language
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The language documentation mentions > ...a method named `commit()`, which maintains the validity of the original owner while transferring ownership. I understand this as that the old reference will remain...
It looks like all polymorphic types in Adept are resolved at compile time. In other words, they are equivalent to C++ templates. Does Adept support virtual methods and run time...
Hi, great job you've been doing so far. Perfect. I'm going to get to know and spread your language. Where do we get the new version 2.5? And when will...
Few questions.
@IsaacShelton 1. When you'll release documentation for Adept? (I really want to learn Adept.) 2. Is there any way to read command-line arguments like in C? ```c int main(int argc,...
The ability to embed Adept would be nice in the future, when it's in a more usable state.
``` each AsymmetricPair in MyLinearMap { print(it.first + " : " + toString(it.second)) } ``` will print gibberish. This worked: ``` each AsymmetricPair in MyLinearMap { print(toString(it.first) + " :...
### Discussed in https://github.com/AdeptLanguage/Adept/discussions/126 Originally posted by **ghost** September 17, 2023 Something like Doxygen and Javadoc.
Please note that this issue is different from https://github.com/AdeptLanguage/Adept/issues/280. On modern C/C++, it's already possible to declare a char/string is UTF-8, UTF-16, or UTF-32 by using of prefixes, e.g: `u8"my...
### Discussed in https://github.com/AdeptLanguage/Adept/discussions/158 Originally posted by **ghost** September 30, 2023 It's something very useful to have. Type inference is not something specific to dynamic languages. Static typing languages still...