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I love the overall bizarreness of the output code. It looks like a super-weird Lisp that breaks every rule and norm it can, just for fun. Depending on your recu

by ksaj 7y ago

I love the overall bizarreness of the output code. It looks like a super-weird Lisp that breaks every rule and norm it can, just for fun. Depending on your recursion strategy, this might even work better as a Lisp port.

lispm 7y ago
It's not that weird for Lisp, since newlines are mostly just whitespace for s-expressions. Though strings can be multi-line...