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@Mego: you could see it as a stack language that never removes items from the stack

it also causes loops to function in a rather interesting manner

this means that common sub-expressions will never be a thing in eldritch

also, all items are immutable (although sequences have interior mutability)

so you are always able to reference any data produced by earlier ops, except for data inside of variable-drop sections (for/loop/call)

basically, eldritch embraces the fact that any new data produced is the sum of all previous state

it's actually pretty different

backing data structures are too hard. I just reference data by how many ops ago the data was produced in my lang

cookies, clearly

instead of actually fixing the bugs

quantum mechanics is just someone being lazy and catching sigsegv in the universe

RIP

just gotta be happy that you at least get an instruction pointer back

what is this debug info

You know what's fun to get errors in? assembly

@Phoenix at least you have that

I just thought it was the compiler making weird hissing noises at you if you did something wrong

is that a thing?

>C error reporting

it's the only way to get true bare-metal performance

the correct solution is just to write the machine code by hand

that's Ruby so by definition it isnt'

clearly it's Jython

Python is strongly typed, JS is weakly typed

I guess you could make a runtime that transpiles it into all the different languages, fires up several interpreters, and then essentially sends them commands to execute code with certain values

@SocraticPhoenix props to whoever manages to implement that and makes it interoperable

@Qwerp-Derp: I'm pretty sure I've got a brainf**k to asm transpiler somewhere

the great thing about whitespace is that you can just mash it together with many languages and it still works

just make a metametagolfscript

although if you're going for speed you of course need to make it a jit compiler

if you already have an impl it's okay I guess

I wouldn't encourage experimenting in C

@You that's what you get for writing it in C

you don't know Jelly. You just get better at searching its ops reference page

at least it's catching significant errors and this way I should be able to easily move on with adding ops

this ain't fun at all

that moment when you're writing test cases for your custom lang because you made it way too complex

man sometimes I don't understand voting behavior. I posted a shorter solution in the same language 30 min after another solution, and overnight mine gained 1 vote while his gained 4.

ai, I got FGITW'd in the tornado challenge

woo, finished the initial version of eldritch' runtime/flow control. Now I can have fun with the actual ops

aw, it's python 3 and my minifier only supports python 2

brb running it through my python minifier

while working on my own lang)

(that was unrelated, was just browsing Jelly's source code

man i'm still amazed by how short Jelly's actual implementation is

I think we're going to be undefined friends

rust

@Mr.Xcoder 8 bytes |n|n-1/n

see rdrand and rdseed

there's a hw entropy source