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We are considering a number of [small changes to deconstruction, out variables, and pattern-matching](https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/14794) to allow the use of *wildcards* where one could dec…
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https://forums.manning.com/posts/list/36349.page#p101487 .. Maybe explain the diff between subtyping and parametric polymorphism from Scala point of view.
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I can't figure out why these three should pass (all from spec test suite):
```
(module (func (block $l (br $l (i32.const 1)))))
(module (func (result i32) (block $l (br $l (i32.const 1)…
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I got this error message when I defined a method to print an argument of arbitrary type.
```
encorec -c test.enc
Importing module String from /Users/vo/Dropbox/code/encore/bundles/standard/St$
encore…
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Since it's just a strict form of `if_else`, it seems like it should be parametric like `if_else`: e.g. instead of writing `i32.select` you just write `select` and the `i32` is inferred from the contex…
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I've been thinking about the signatures of the `Send` and `Publish` methods. To correctly use these generic methods, you have to know statically the _concrete_ (_runtime_) type of message at which you…
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The following program gives an error at the C-level.
``` scala
passive class Bar
trait T
require f : t
def foo() : t
this.f
passive class Foo : T
f : Bar
class Main
def main() : void
…