Tim Bradshaw tfb at tfeb.org
Thu Jul 1 15:41:13 EDT 1999

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* Lars Marius Garshol wrote:

> Huh? Forth dates back to the 60s, whereas Scheme is from 1975, and I'm
> quite unsure of whether Chuck Moore knew Lisp at all.

That's OK, call/cc is trivially causality-violating so scheme can
happily be an influence on languages older than it is.

--tim

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