About the Software
In my youthful days, amid the stark realities of the former Soviet Union—known today as Russia—my only way of learning a new programming language was to imagine myself being that language interpreter and interpreting the code written on paper. In the twenty-first century, you have better options. Any programming language, with few exceptions, has been eventually brought to life, one way or another—even Starset, the most obscure of the seven. The question is not whether an interpreter or a compiler of a language exists but where to find one. Being a devoted Linux user, I’ll advise you on how to get a grip on Linux versions of the interpreters if they exist.
The luckiest of the obscure languages, m4, is not truly forgotten. ...
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