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It does sound like they know something of a lisp-like programming model, but in C none of that is applicable because structs have fields at fixed offsets. In sp
by firethief 7y ago
It does sound like they know something of a lisp-like programming model, but in C none of that is applicable because structs have fields at fixed offsets. In spite of lisp's obvious superiority, I think it could be useful to learn how the unenlightened languages people actually use do this stuff.