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David Sobey
i'm looking to do some maths, such as parsing equations into polymorphic
trees, matrices, etc. I've done it in C, a mess, but now i want to port it
to something less low level (read: less messy). C++ is good, but will i get
much improvement, ie regarding the polymorphic trees (trees whoses node can
be
either a multiplication, subtraction, matrix etc)? Anyone have any
suggestions, or some unbiased ideas regarding a good, modern, well supported
language to try. C# seems to have awful support in this area, no TYPEDEF
AGHHHH! lol. Haskell is good, no newsgroup support though. Maybe Java?
Cheers
dave
--
"Aristotle said that some people were
only fit to be slaves. I do not
contradict him. But I reject slavery
becase I see no people fit to be masters"
C.S Lewis
trees, matrices, etc. I've done it in C, a mess, but now i want to port it
to something less low level (read: less messy). C++ is good, but will i get
much improvement, ie regarding the polymorphic trees (trees whoses node can
be
either a multiplication, subtraction, matrix etc)? Anyone have any
suggestions, or some unbiased ideas regarding a good, modern, well supported
language to try. C# seems to have awful support in this area, no TYPEDEF
AGHHHH! lol. Haskell is good, no newsgroup support though. Maybe Java?
Cheers
dave
--
"Aristotle said that some people were
only fit to be slaves. I do not
contradict him. But I reject slavery
becase I see no people fit to be masters"
C.S Lewis