I like version controlling my code. It would be a pain to copy every Factor file from my git over to Factor\'s work directory and back.
I\'m not seeing any output from my Hello World program. $ cat hello.factor USE: io IN: hello : hello ( -- ) \"Hello World!\" print ;
According to Hyperpolyglot, Factor should accept shebangs. But on my system Factor can\'t handle shebangs.
I want to keep a quotation as a member of a tuple in Factor. But when I try to execute \'call\' on it I get the error \'cannot apply call to a run-time computed value\'. Note that marking the function
I have read (from Slava Pestov) that Factor was influenced by Lisp, but I am not sure that I can understand how?Are they not very d开发者_如何学Goifference programming languages?Even though the langua
I have been learning the Factor and J lan开发者_Go百科guages to experiment with point-free programming. The basic mechanics of the languages seem clear, but getting a feeling for how to approach algor
What are some real-world projects done in concatenative languages l开发者_运维百科ike Forth, Factor, Joy, etc.?factorcode.org, concatenative.org and tinyvid.tv are powered by Furnace, a Factor web ser