Recent changes to Ecs

Ecs modified by David Piepgrass

David Piepgrass — Sun, 03 Apr 2016 13:59:15 -0000

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-**THE PROJECT HAS MOVED TO [GitHub](github.com/qwertie/Loyc) with web sites at [loyc.net](http://loyc.net) and [core.loyc.net](http://core.loyc.net) and [new wiki here](https://github.com/qwertie/Loyc/wiki).** The SF Wiki will no longer be updated.
+## THE [ENHANCED C#](http://ecsharp.net) PROJECT HAS MOVED TO ecsharp.net. ##

-This project will implement Enhanced C#. You may find my design documents interesting; I started designing EC# 1.0 some time in 2012 and then abandoned it in favor of more limited, focused improvements based on ideas from LISP, which I am calling EC# 2. Currently, the [source tree](https://github.com/qwertie/Loyc) contains several EC# design documents:
+See also: [Loyc]([http://loyc.net)

-- **EC#.cs**: Design ideas for EC# 1.0. Although I don't have time to implement all these features in the foreseeable future, I hope with community support EC# will get them all.
-- **EC#2.cs**: A brief document that explains how the project changed direction and then barfs out some tentative ideas.
-- **EC# for language pundits.txt**: a long, detailed overview of EC# 2 that tries to explain my thought processes and design ideas in a well-structured and accessible way.
-- **EC# for normal people.txt**: an overview of EC# 2 that explains the language in terms of new features that are useful for ordinary developers.
-
-The printer ([LNode](Loyc trees)-to-text) and the majority of the parser (text-to-LNodes) are complete. Both are used by [LLLPG]. There is no compiler yet.
+The SF Wiki will no longer be updated.

Ecs modified by David Piepgrass

David Piepgrass — Fri, 05 Sep 2014 01:23:36 -0000

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+**THE PROJECT HAS MOVED TO [GitHub](github.com/qwertie/Loyc) with web sites at [loyc.net](http://loyc.net) and [core.loyc.net](http://core.loyc.net) and [new wiki here](https://github.com/qwertie/Loyc/wiki).** The SF Wiki will no longer be updated.
+
 This project will implement Enhanced C#. You may find my design documents interesting; I started designing EC# 1.0 some time in 2012 and then abandoned it in favor of more limited, focused improvements based on ideas from LISP, which I am calling EC# 2. Currently, the [source tree](https://github.com/qwertie/Loyc) contains several EC# design documents:

 - **EC#.cs**: Design ideas for EC# 1.0. Although I don't have time to implement all these features in the foreseeable future, I hope with community support EC# will get them all.

Ecs modified by David Piepgrass

David Piepgrass — Tue, 06 May 2014 17:00:28 -0000

This project will implement Enhanced C#. You may find my design documents interesting; I started designing EC# 1.0 some time in 2012 and then abandoned it in favor of more limited, focused improvements based on ideas from LISP, which I am calling EC# 2. Currently, the source tree contains several EC# design documents:

EC#.cs: Design ideas for EC# 1.0. Although I don't have time to implement all these features in the foreseeable future, I hope with community support EC# will get them all.
EC#2.cs: A brief document that explains how the project changed direction and then barfs out some tentative ideas.
EC# for language pundits.txt: a long, detailed overview of EC# 2 that tries to explain my thought processes and design ideas in a well-structured and accessible way.
EC# for normal people.txt: an overview of EC# 2 that explains the language in terms of new features that are useful for ordinary developers.

The printer (LNode-to-text) and the majority of the parser (text-to-LNodes) are complete. Both are used by [LLLPG]. There is no compiler yet.