Andreas' practical language comparison

[Elaine Jackson]

At my website (SeanMcIlroy.nexuswebs.net) I keep a compressed file of all the
modules I've written so far in the process of teaching myself python. One of
them has to do with prime numbers, primitive roots, etc, which I see forms part
of your language comparison. There are also python implementations of some
standard graph algorithms (Kruskal, Dijkstra) and assorted other mathematical
tidbits, as well as some toy games (tic-tac-toe, nim, mastermind). Help yourself
to whatever you want.


"Andreas Koch" <nospam at kochandreas.com> wrote in message
news:c6glig$phm$07$4 at news.t-online.com...
| Hi all,
|
| i started a little "practical language comparison" - practical
| in the sense that i compare how actual distributions and versions
| and their libraries (not abstract language specifications) solve small
| test cases like the 8 queens problem.
|
| Currently there are contributions for 17 different languages, and
| none for Phyton (and Lisp. And Forth. And many others ).
| If someone is interested in contributing a few implementations,
| please have a look at:
|
| http://www.kochandreas.com/home/language/lang.htm
|
| and mail me your code snippets (or critics) or post them here.
|
|                         thanks a lot,
| --
|                                    Andreas
| He screamed: THIS IS SIG!