From: Brian Marick Date: 2002-06-04T11:53:15+09:00 Subject: Styles of language design Here's an interesting short essay on language design. I'm not sure I buy it - the distinctions seem perhaps too clear-cut, but it's still interesting. -- -- If this mail message is supposed to have an attachment, doesn't seem to, and you use Outlook to read mail: you've probably been bitten by an Outlook bug. The attachment is really there, Outlook just isn't showing it to you. You can still save it with File | Save Attachments. (If that doesn't work, I must have forgotten to attach the file.) I'm sorry my choice of a Macintosh and the Eudora mailer is an inconvenience to you. "Act always so as to increase the number of choices." -- Heinz von Foerster -- Brian Marick, marick@testing.com www.testing.com - Software testing services and resources www.testingcraft.com - Where software testers exchange techniques www.visibleworkings.com - Adequate understanding of system internals