I have been looking over to this language every now and then for a long while now, and this article finally motivated me to actually learn it.
But it seems the documentation is a bit out of date - I cannot even get the "Hello, world"-program to build correctly, neither on Debian Stretch nor on openSUSE Tumbleweed.
It is quite frustrating if you try to learn a new language, and when you make your first step, you step on a nail.
And it is even more frustrating, because Pony looks very interesting, for the reasons the linked article explains. ):
UPDATE: On Debian, telling the pony compiler to --pic does the trick.
UPDATE2: On suse, installing binutils-gold solved the problem.
UPDATE3: Now we're talking! This language is very, very interesting, indeed!
But it seems the documentation is a bit out of date - I cannot even get the "Hello, world"-program to build correctly, neither on Debian Stretch nor on openSUSE Tumbleweed.
It is quite frustrating if you try to learn a new language, and when you make your first step, you step on a nail.
And it is even more frustrating, because Pony looks very interesting, for the reasons the linked article explains. ):
UPDATE: On Debian, telling the pony compiler to --pic does the trick.
UPDATE2: On suse, installing binutils-gold solved the problem.
UPDATE3: Now we're talking! This language is very, very interesting, indeed!