> Where does the design of imaginary computer architectures (and programming
> languages) stand in the ranks of con-somethinging?
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> It's probably a highly esoteric question, but that's what I'm doing right
> now, instead of conlanging: noodling around with a few programming language
> designs that each started off as attempts to create notation systems for
> specific problems, and dummying up a few completely impractical computers to
> do thought experiments on. At the hazy borderlines of the two live my
> thoughs of assembler opcodes and register sets (etc) for best implementing a
> given language on one of those computers.
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> Anyone else ever dug into that sort of stuff?
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> Paul
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