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Yes, and I'm not sure the R*RS standards even specify which special forms are fundamental vs implemented by macros. However, Smalltalk has some keywords too.
by excessive 7y ago
Yes, and I'm not sure the R*RS standards even specify which special forms are fundamental vs implemented by macros. However, Smalltalk has some keywords too. In any case, it could be a concise cheat sheet.
- masklinn 7y ago> However, Smalltalk has some keywords too. Indeed but they're all on the postcard above (true, false, nil, super and self). Smalltalk's closest thing to built-in special forms would be primitives but they have a generic "shape" and they're pretty much always used as implementation details for the "normal" messages which system users interact with.