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This is Turing equivalent, however in its present form it only reduces an expression to a normal form and stops there. I'll enhance it later to emulate some "s
by fexl 16y ago
This is Turing equivalent, however in its present form it only reduces an expression to a normal form and stops there. I'll enhance it later to emulate some "side effects" such as print and read.
I use this technology when I need to embed a lightweight functional programming system into an existing program, written in C, Perl, or whatever.
I encourage you to push the button labeled "Evaluate". I think it's fun to push that button, but surprisingly few people do.