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Eight stages with tasks that the compiler checks, five solution patterns, and one honest answer to the question of why this language is needed.
The entire flang in a single listing without tabs or folds: each language form with all its variations and each construct with an explanation – a page for a complete …
All forms of flang and FTS: each has a working example that can be opened in the sandbox by clicking and edited there.
What is the flang language: two classes of programs, printing in nine languages, self-application, fspec — specs written in flang — and a clear boundary between proven …
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