The great renaming is complete. I've also took the chance to add a sourcehut mirror for Oni related projects:
I also set up there a simple mailing list for announcements and inquiries:
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Ok I think I found a good name for my programming language. It's short and sweet and I haven't seen it used anywhere for other PL projects:
The Oni programming language
Named after the evil japanese yokai. Seems in-theme with the previous "badlang" name.
I've acquired oni-lang.com and will be updating my repos to use the new name soon. Perhaps this is a good opportunity to start adding a website and documentation.
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Moving my #badlang license to the Hippocratic License 3.0:
In the minuscule chance that someone would end up using my programming language to write software, I want to try to avoid those programs being used for evil. Not that I can probably enforce this in any way, but I think it's necessary to at least try to take a moral stance.
If you are not convinced of the need for this kind of thing, I recommend taking a look at the following link:
https://j3s.sh/thought/drones-run-linux-free-software-isnt-enough.html (by @j3s)
Moving my #badlang license to the Hippocratic License 3.0:
In the minuscule chance that someone would end up using my programming language to write software, I want to try to avoid those programs being used for evil. Not that I can probably enforce this in any way, but I think it's necessary to at least try to take a moral stance.
If you are not convinced of the need for this kind of thing, I recommend taking a look at the following link:
https://j3s.sh/thought/drones-run-linux-free-software-isnt-enough.html (by @j3s)
>looking for a new programming language with a native compiler and GC
>ask the docs if their GC is custom or just using Boehm’s
>it doesnt understand
>pull out illustrated diagram explaing what is precise and what is conservative garbage collection
>it laughs and says "it's a good GC ma’am"
>download the source
>its boehms :|
¡Abbie!
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New Bismuth VM blog post, detailing the life cycle of a hello world program for Bismuth from high level Bronze code to text-based IR, transpiled C, binary IR, and finally bytecode: https://enikofox.com/posts/hello-world-in-bismuth/
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New Bismuth VM blog post, detailing the life cycle of a hello world program for Bismuth from high level Bronze code to text-based IR, transpiled C, binary IR, and finally bytecode: https://enikofox.com/posts/hello-world-in-bismuth/
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