> you are quite obviously just putting different skins on the same semantics
That was exactly my intention. Translating "at the deeper semantic level" is reserved for actual compilation. Now you may be right about syntax being useful for differentiating languages. My stance right now is that we should try (or look at the failed attempts you speak of, do you have any link?).
Testing my idea will require quite a bit of work: I need to write a compiler and an IDE with some kind disciplined editing. I also will have to bootstrap all this stuff, so it passes the minimum credibility threshold. If I ever get to this point, I will (at last) be able to test my language for actual (f)utility.
That was exactly my intention. Translating "at the deeper semantic level" is reserved for actual compilation. Now you may be right about syntax being useful for differentiating languages. My stance right now is that we should try (or look at the failed attempts you speak of, do you have any link?).
Testing my idea will require quite a bit of work: I need to write a compiler and an IDE with some kind disciplined editing. I also will have to bootstrap all this stuff, so it passes the minimum credibility threshold. If I ever get to this point, I will (at last) be able to test my language for actual (f)utility.