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- Fixed Platform escapeForShell to escape backslashes themselves.Fixed Platform escapeForShell to escape backslashes themselves. [DBH] src/lib/platform.slate […]
- Extracted the configuration of the files to use for bootstrap image compilation into...Extracted the configuration of the files to use for bootstrap image compilation into a separate text file, and arranged for better support of bootstrapping a different source directory than the present one. [DBH] Makefile [DBH] common.mk [DBH] src/mobius/bootstrap-files.txt [DBH] src/mobius/build.slate […]
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Cookbook examples posted to Rosetta Code
Tags: The Rosetta Code project makes a wiki for collecting and organizing examples of interesting code snippets and programs across many programming languages. Since Slate lacks a good programming cookbook, we decided to translate many of its examples in order to illustrate Slate capabilities and idioms. You can find most of them on the Slate category page; we’ve managed to reach 32% completion in just a few days’ time. There are also many tasks which still could be done as an exercise.
It was also valuable to compare idioms and functions from other languages on an individual basis, and some have already been ported or adapted to Slate in the process.
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