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by mntmoss
2572 days ago
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Wren is small, and the language is aesthetically appealing, but it's small in the specific way of its C implementation being a small SLOC while implementing nifty features, not "anyone could study this codebase and port it to a new environment". It relies extensively on the preprocessor. (I speak from experience.) |
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