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That’s seems like a genious remark actually. If you store the abstract objects and have the mechanism to transform to whatever the desired output form is, it’s almost trivial to expose a version as files and text rendering for tools that are thus oriented, isn’t it?


Originally my fathers idea from back in the 90s to create a language with a whole suite of syntactic representations to suit your preferences.

Want it to look like C? Lisp? Pascal? Why not!


Do you have more references about what your fathers did back then?




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