Language extensibility (was: Why is tcl broken?)
Eugene Leitl
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Thu Jul 1 20:12:06 EDT 1999
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Lars Marius Garshol writes: > > 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. Chuck is mostly doing (quirky, but fascinating) hardware design nowadays. Check out http://www.ultratechnology.com/ to what he has been up to recently.
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