In article <3DB### [at] ibrasdk>, Ib Rasmussen <ib### [at] ibrasdk> 
wrote:

> It seems like most common stones have already been used.

By languages?


> How about "Schorl"? It doesn't sound like something that is likely to 
> have been used :)

Eh, no thanks.
If this other "Sapphire" is too close, maybe I'll rename it after a 
metal...Copper, Iron, Cobalt. Lithium might be a good choice for one of 
the "esoteric" languages. Carbon is already used for a common API, 
Mercury is probably taken. Or just a substance: Glass (maybe for my VR 
simulator). Or maybe a scientific/math constant:
C already exists of course...speed of light in a vacuum.
Pi is obvious.
E
Maybe "V" instead of "G" for my second language, it is going to have 
very good support for vector math. (it already fully supports 3D 
vectors, it will eventually support vectors of any size)

Maybe "mongoose". (they kill snakes)

Maybe I should make 4 languages named after the 4 elements: earth, air, 
fire, and water.

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