I've had a plan banging around in my head for a few months now to put together a simple, lightweight lisp-like functional language, that centers around the concept of implicitly parallellized evaluations. It's a little more complicated than that, though... It's intended to introduce a somewhat new way of really thinking about state.

Anyway, if I had a couple of months, I'd actually finish pounding out the initial version, and, if there were enough time, make it run on parrot (and, in the process, learn parrot). 

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In reply to Re: If I had a Free Two Months... by etcshadow
in thread If I had a Free Two Months... by samizdat

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