<unmatched-paren>mihi: yeah, i learned after saying that by browsing the FPC wiki :) it's still not a particularly useful language anymore though; it looks like it's close to Go and D in its low-levelness (writing desktop applications in Pascal was once a common thing, apparently...), so i'd probably use one of those where Pascal was once used <Hagfish>"unless you work in a clean room on a product that has no users and the code is no more than one hour old, you’re going to have issues with inconsistent data" <Hagfish>heh, nice to see an article with realistic expectations about software development :) <siraben>muurkha: there's various languages we go through starting from the hex assembly <siraben>the generated parser is written in C so it could be bootstrapped, though we would need JavaScript to go from the grammar declaration to the parser <bauen1>siraben: javascript seems to only be a few hunderd lines, the rest are tests for the web bindings <bauen1>siraben: and i didn't take a closer look, but maybe you only need that when generating for javascript / npm <aisha[m]>just wanted say this is a really cool project ***blockhead_ is now known as blockhead