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Quite a few errors for Haskell. 'n <- return 3' is NOT a way to create a mutable reference. Silly things like that are scattered all around.
by Lemmih 10y ago
Quite a few errors for Haskell. 'n <- return 3' is NOT a way to create a mutable reference. Silly things like that are scattered all around.
- catnaroek 10y agoNor is it a way to achieve anything useful. Might as well just write “let n = 3”. :-p
- junke 10y agoI agree. The Lisp dialect page for example, has: - inaccuracies (e.g. word separator in CL depends on current readtable), which is understandable given the very terse format - missing cases (e.g. no compiler for CL?) - and factually wrong elements (identifiers are case sensitive, but upcased while reading by default; they can starting with numbers, like 1+, etc.). Fortunately there is a way to fix that: https://github.com/clarkgrubb/hyperpolyglot/issues https://github.com/clarkgrubb/hyperpolyglot/issues