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Formal specification of 0.5.x language #51

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evinism opened this issue Nov 4, 2021 · 4 comments
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Formal specification of 0.5.x language #51

evinism opened this issue Nov 4, 2021 · 4 comments
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evinism commented Nov 4, 2021

As mentioned in the development README, the 0.4.x language forms the first standard of the language.

This requires:

  1. Formalizing the MistQL grammar
  2. Developing a language-independent test suite for language compliance.
  3. [more as I think of it]
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evinism commented Nov 9, 2021

Language independent test suite initialized in #53. Still needs to be filled out. Most tests in JS world should be made into language independent tests.

@evinism evinism added this to the 0.5.0 Release milestone Nov 9, 2021
@evinism evinism changed the title Formal specification of 0.4.x language Formal specification of 0.45.x language Nov 9, 2021
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evinism commented Nov 9, 2021

Changing to 0.5.x because there are some important things that need to be fixed up beforehand.

@evinism evinism changed the title Formal specification of 0.45.x language Formal specification of 0.5.x language Nov 9, 2021
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evinism commented Jan 15, 2022

Still on track for 0.5.x language standardization. With multiple implementations, we're coming awfully close to having reasonable behavior.

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evinism commented Jan 15, 2022

The only missing piece for standardization seems to be #76

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