The semantics and precedence levels of the operators inherited from C should be the same. If you spot any "unintuitive" precedence parsing, send me feedback.
There's nothing intuitive in operators precedence. You may drop this feature completely and nothing will be lost. On the contrary, the code would be easier to grasp.
From Pony language:
Pony takes a different approach and outlaws infix precedence. Any expression where more than one infix operator is used must use parentheses to remove the ambiguity. If you fail to do this the compiler will complain.
Addition/subtraction and multiplication/division may be exception to this rule.
There's nothing intuitive in operators precedence. You may drop this feature completely and nothing will be lost. On the contrary, the code would be easier to grasp.
From Pony language:
Addition/subtraction and multiplication/division may be exception to this rule.