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Re: Lojban and the Turing machine
- Subject: Re: Lojban and the Turing machine
- From: Robin Turner <robin@Bilkent.EDU.TR>
- Date: Sun, 31 Oct 1999 20:00:15 +0200
la bruk. cusku di'e
> > =
> >
> > LApp app;
> > app.AddWindow(new LWindow)
>
> Now the programmer's answer is that *this* is much more succinct and
> legible. So what did you gain by using lojban? lojban is a full human
> language - that means it is incredibly rich. Using it to duplicate C++
> functionality seems like using a Steyr AUG assault rifle as a
> flyswatter. Yeah, you can do it, but your bare hand works better.
Yes, unless you're someone like me who knows a bit of Lojban but
virutally no C++ (I bought the "C++ in 10 minutes" book several
months ago, and still haven't got further than "Hello World").
As someone who wrote their last program 15 years ago, I'd really
appreciate either a Lojban programming language or a Lojban
"front-end" to an existing language.
co'o mi'e robin.