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This would certainly be very sweet, but would not a C++ generator give
it to you, along with a zillion other possible applications for Icon
code?
Icon source --> Generator ---> C++ --> \
--> link --> run
Oracle --> C++-based accessor objects --> /
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Chris Tenaglia wrote:
>
> I'd like to second the notion/motion that database extensions
> would be far more useful than C or C++ code generation