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No, it starts with a non recursive macro that does less stuff, and builds up to the recursive one. This resource is a "learning by example" resource, and it te
by Manishearth 9y ago
No, it starts with a non recursive macro that does less stuff, and builds up to the recursive one.
This resource is a "learning by example" resource, and it teaches the macro bit by bit starting from a simplified version and building up to the recursive and complex part, teaching concepts along the way. That's a great way of structuring it.
- beefsack 9y agoI actually think it's great that it starts by showing something that looks really impressive, it immediately made me think of list comprehensions in Haskell. I was very keen to keep reading as soon as I saw that.