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this looks suspiciously similar to my analysis of programing languages class

• jorgeortiz85 16y ago
  If you went to the University of Utah, he probably taught it (http://matt.might.net/#teaching http://matt.might.net/#teaching).
  • messel 16y ago
    epic sms (small world syndrome) if this was his teacher
    • raghus 16y ago
      sws?
      • petercooper 16y ago
        Unless you live in Australia.
• fadmmatt 16y ago
  It will look suspiciously similar to the Scripting Language Design and Implementation class that I'll be teaching. This kind of stuff also showed up in my program analysis and advanced compiler classes, too. One of the class projects was to implement first-class macros, and we used an interpreter that looked a lot like the one from this article: http://matt.might.net/articles/metacircular-evaluation-and-first-class-run-time-macros/ http://matt.might.net/articles/metacircular-evaluation-and-f... (/article author)
• dugmartin 16y ago
  Be glad you didn't go to school 20 years ago. I had to build a Lisp-1 REPL in Pascal on an IBM mainframe without a debugger for my programming languages class. (I also had to walk to class barefoot in the snow uphill both ways)