Factor language
May 28th, 2008 by
Factor language
\n Factor programming language
Dynamically typed, stack-based language; has optimizing native compiler, automatic memory management, generational garbage collector, collections library, advanced features: higher ... (more...)
Factor (programming language) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Factor is a dynamically typed concatenative programming language whose design and implementation is led by Slava Pestov. Factor's main influences are Joy, Forth, Lisp and Self. (more...)
Factor Software
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Factor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
... a piece of information used to verify a person's identity for security purposes; Factor (Unix), a Unix command for numbers factorization; Factor (programming language), an experimental ... (more...)
YouTube - Factor: an extensible interactive language
Google Tech Talks October 27, 2008 ABSTRACT Factor is a general-purpose programming language which has been in development for a little over five years and is influenced by Forth ... (more...)
Factor: a practical stack language: Comparing the performance of ...
readline() can likely be replaced by gets() without altering the program much. # (more...)
Factor Language
For a small sample of Factor code that performs an operation well-known to many Internet users, here's rot13.factor from the "extras" distributed with the Factor system.! (more...)
Learn the Factor Programming Language
Welcome to Learn Factor. I recently came across the factor language and find it a fascinating language and want to learn more about it. In seeking to learn factor I have stumbled ... (more...)
Factor: a practical stack language
I've been working on Factor's "Furnace" web framework lately, fixing bugs, adding missing features and writing docs. I've also put up some web applications to demonstrate the ... (more...)
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