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1st of all ,let me give my best regarddings to you all here.
my ideas is:
it seems that C++ uses its template techniques and tricks successfully
(or to say,with much limits) achieves a "generic programming".but
here,"generic programming" is more suittable to be expressed as
"generic type programming".


so is there a program language with the ability to let us program in a
"generic syntax"way??compared with c++ maybe?

looking forward to hear from you.

i saw that c++ "generics" its type by making them parametric;
so if the "syntax" itself can be parametried.it also produce a
"generic syntax",actually,the backword programmers who inherits the
src only need the most readable and most understandable form of the
src.in other words,they need "logic-write ways",but not "logic-
programm ways".

this somewhat has bussiness with techniques,say,boost::spirits.

just image made spirits to c++ syntx..

minlearn wrote:
> i saw that c++ "generics" its type by making them parametric;
> so if the "syntax" itself can be parametried.it also produce a
> "generic syntax",actually,the backword programmers who inherits the
> src only need the most readable and most understandable form of the
> src.in other words,they need "logic-write ways",but not "logic-
> programm ways".
>
> this somewhat has bussiness with techniques,say,boost::spirits.
>
> just image made spirits to c++ syntx..

I wonder if he's thinking of lambdas?