MaxCoderz

THE TIME HAS COME! (the walrus said) ... I have reviewed all comments, topics, posts, etc. all the way back until before I switched the language to a "Go-ish" layout, and I finally feel that OPIA is fully (syntactically and semantically) defined and decided (or at least, as much as it can...

It's interesting to notice that I've come across most of you in other forums already :) ...Nevertheless, MaxCoderz deserves an update on OPIA. Here is a refresh on what the language is/does (and I will include a link to the current language overview, which has changes a LOT): OPIA is a C-like langua...

OPIA has evolved Quite a bit! There is a TON of activity on my forum at Cemetech, and moderately at Omnimaga (since June/July of 2011). I believe I've settled on an excellent balance for low-level polymorphism (thanks to ideas from Google's Go language). The main project is at Google Code (see the o...

The official documentation, project hosting, and repository is now at Google Code: http://tinyurl.com/z80opia There has been much progress and discussion, and it's ready for implementation. Most of this discussion is at Cemetech: http://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4675 @Nanowar: The langu...

Sorry for linking it in like this, but I already have it typed up how I like it (please paste the link): http://tinyurl.com/5wrpnaf I've been designing and redesigning this language off and on for several years, and I expect it to have similar results (or capabilities, at least) as the AXE Parser di...

Wow, It's been a long time since the antidisassemblage days! I just googled "adsmblg" to see what was still around about it, and it's a lot of fun to see things like this lingering around that I never read about. Some comments about this past project of mine... Hahaha, oh yes indeed; it wa...