Re: [Oopic-compiler-devel] OOPic Compiler

[Brian <br...@po...>]

Neil--

I got pretty disillusioned with the OOPic after spending hours over
the summer trying to get the serial interface to work.  Despite
assurances from the OOPic book author that this interface works, I
didn't find it to be at all stable.  While I don't doubt there are
folks who have stable serial transfer working, they don't seem too
keen on sharing their secrets.  

I'll monitor the list here for a bit and see if I can get my interest
up again...

  --Brian

On Tue, Oct 19, 2004 at 12:57:02AM +0100, Neil Durant wrote:
> Hiya folks!
> 
> Long time no traffic on this list!  Just thought I'd post something to see
> if everyone is still interested in going ahead with this project?
> 
> After the discussion about using Python as an implementation language for
> the OOPic compiler, I bought a book on Python and have spent the last
> couple of months learning it, and I have to say, it's an ideal language for
> this kind of project.  I kept thinking as I read parts of the book, "That
> would be excellent for writing a parser" or suchlike.  And the
> platform-independent aspect comes for free.
> 
> So now, having finished the book, I'm keen to launch into some
> development, and I really think we should use Python!
> 
> Thoughts?  Let's get this project moving!
> 
> Neil
> -- 
> Neil Durant
> <nd...@us...>
> 
> 
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