Codeine
This page is about Codeine, a functional programming language.

Codeine is an experimental programming language where I toy around with an overly-complicated parser. It allows arbitrarily-complicated mixfix functions, arbitrary precedence ordering, overloading, and associativity rules. The language itself is quite unexciting (e.g., is missing a type system and provides very limited datatypes), but this could be easily extended.

Codeine is, at this point, highly experimental, and can't really be used even for impractical / test programming, so I'm not going to release anything just yet.

• 2009-07-03–I've halted work on Codeine; it's been combined with the code for LamSheet (my lazy calculator langugae), and I'm calling the resulting language Codiene'.
• 2009-04-13–Created this placeholder web-page for Codeine's eventual home.

• (Codeine is not available; it is highly likely that this will remain so forever.)

Well, there's really no more information available for the time being, sorry! Please check back soon, though, or e-mail me if you have specific questions.