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L was intended to make your life easier. If there's
something that you find something in the language awkward, tedious
or completely missing, we're interested in hearing your suggestions.
Also, since there's only two of us right now, we're always interested
in hearing from other programmers who might like to get involved with
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The refinement of the L compiler is an on-going process
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programs. If you run into problems with the compiler during your development,
please send your problem reports to this E-Mail link so we can try
to resolve them.
The core classes that support the L language at run
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implement new features correctly, if not optimally. So if you encounter
a bug in the core library, or have a way to improve the performance
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We're always trying to improve our integration with
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Visual Studio, please let us know.
At this time, we have not yet ported the L compiler
to the Mac, nor have we created any integration tools for Mac development
environments. Since we don't have a lot of experience with the platform,
we're looking for programmers who might be interested in working with
Swizzy.org to do a Mac port. If you're interested, let us know.
We have not yet ported the L compiler to the LINUX,
nor have we created any integration tools for LINUX development environments.
As with the Mac, if you are interested working with Swizzy.org to
do a LINUX port, please let us know.
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