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Not necessarily, because a robust DSL can enforce its semantics. When your "DSL" is just a string to the parent language, not so much. (Though modern compilers
by scintill76 11y ago
Not necessarily, because a robust DSL can enforce its semantics. When your "DSL" is just a string to the parent language, not so much. (Though modern compilers can emit warnings about obvious printf issues like incorrect types.)