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Tuesday, January 24, 2006

Jekyll programming language

Via LtU, Jekyll "is a high-level language that can be losslessly translated to and from readable editable C. This allows it to be used in C projects, with C programmers, C libraries, and C tools." Seems like a crazy idea, but then I've been known to fall for crazy ideas in the past. At least it's a research project from Intel, not some charlatans from Azerbaijan. Must look at in more detail when I get a chance.

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