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by naasking
1638 days ago
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> Examples where database syntax (i.e. SQL syntax) is 1st-class without noisy syntax of function calls, without command strings in quotes There more examples which I think qualify but don't quite fit into your categories: * The E language runs all code in "Vats", each of which is a single threaded compartment with transparent persistence. * Taking inspiration from E, the Waterken server did this for Java, but required annotating mutable fields in a certain way so the persistence layer could track them. * FoxPro doesn't neatly fit into your categories. |
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