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Sadly, Ioke S is not finished. Several things are missing before it's complete. The core mechanics of the language I'm feeling fairly confident in, but the core libraries are generally only partially implemented. They are much more complete than for the Ioke 0 release, but there still exist large holes in it.
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Ioke E is not a finished Ioke version. I seriously doubt Ioke will ever be complete. The core mechanics of the language I'm feeling fairly confident in, but the core libraries are generally only partially implemented. They are much more complete than for the Ioke S release, but there still exist large holes in it.
  
Another major part -- maybe even THE major part -- is Java integration. At the moment it is not possible to call or interact with Java libraries. That need to happen, and it will happen after the S release. Concurrency will also be part of the work after the S release.
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Concurrency support is missing, and so is any kind of advanced IO. Package management and other libraries like that is now starting to become necessary. Finally, alternative implementations for other platforms is also in the pipeline to happen sooner or later.
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There is a [[Todo]] list where we gather those things that should be done, sooner or later.

Revision as of 15:29, 5 April 2009

What is missing

Ioke E is not a finished Ioke version. I seriously doubt Ioke will ever be complete. The core mechanics of the language I'm feeling fairly confident in, but the core libraries are generally only partially implemented. They are much more complete than for the Ioke S release, but there still exist large holes in it.

Concurrency support is missing, and so is any kind of advanced IO. Package management and other libraries like that is now starting to become necessary. Finally, alternative implementations for other platforms is also in the pipeline to happen sooner or later.

There is a Todo list where we gather those things that should be done, sooner or later.