Python syntax in Lisp and Scheme
Andrew Dalke
adalke at mindspring.com
Thu Oct 9 23:19:45 EDT 2003
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Pascal Costanza:
> Furthermore note that this is not an implementation difference. The ANSI
> standard defines the function COMPILE.
Is the implementation free to *not* compile the code when the
COMPILE function is called? That is, to leave it as is? How
would a user tell the difference without running a timing test?
> I simply don't believe that this will work out in the long run. Not in a
> truly general-purpose language.
Indeed. That viewpoint (agree or disagree) really is one of
underlying cultural differences which have helped .... um....
invigorate this discussion.
Andrew
dalke at dalkescientific.com
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