All I'm saying is that it isn't a scripting language, and it isn't just procedural. There are people who can't handle that, and that's fine because they can still use BMax. For me, it's great that it has a real implementation of all the simple to use features that I can tweak and look at.
I guess my point is that BMax is closer than any other language I've seen to being "all things to all people". Simple to start, full featured for when you get more advanced. I mean a basic that can directly link against C and C++? That's just awesome.
I guess my point is that BMax is closer than any other language I've seen to being "all things to all people". Simple to start, full featured for when you get more advanced. I mean a basic that can directly link against C and C++? That's just awesome.