Off topic, but have you ever heard of CHILL? It’s a language from the ITU designed for telephone switches (like Erlang) but is supposedly very similar to older Ada standards.
https://psc.informatik.uni-jena.de/publ/1999-T-REC-Z.200-199...
https://www.itu.int/rec/dologin_pub.asp?lang=e&id=T-REC-Z.20...
I can see why it's no longer used, with all those modes! But another language with ranges. Also has module inheritance.
Yes, two different locations for freely getting the spec.
> I can see why it's no longer used, with all those modes! But another language with ranges. Also has module inheritance.
IIRC, "mode" used to mean (in some cases, historically, in CS) the equivalent of what we now call a "type" — I seem to recall Algol using the terminology, but may be misremembering.
Thanks. Yes, you can tell because it doesn't show as a fork on my gh and it should show on the wiki who wrote it.
> Off topic, but have you ever heard of CHILL? It’s a language from the ITU designed for telephone switches (like Erlang) but is supposedly very similar to older Ada standards.
Yeah, heard of it, that is all though.