> > We could split modular types into two using the same syntax > > (enumerated > > types are also split into two: characters ones and the others). > > No complexity here. > in other words, this option would reduce to (2). Yes. > > Strongly in favour of 2) after the Ada experience. > > I'm interested : what about the Ada logical operators (there are no > shift operators) on modular types is problematic in practice? > > The semantics struck me as a bit odd, but I presumed that was > academic since I didn't think anyone actually used them! Indeed. > Is it a matter of the implementation burden, or are there practical > drawbacks too? Not really complex, but why implementing something useless ? I think useless features don't make a good image of a language. Maybe personal taste ! Tristan. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Fri Jul 11 12:17:11 2014
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