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Yes, I believe that's correct. SUBRs arguments are evaluated before they are passed to the SUBR - this is effectively just normal a function familiar from othe
by sea6ear 6y ago
Yes, I believe that's correct.
SUBRs arguments are evaluated before they are passed to the SUBR - this is effectively just normal a function familiar from other languages.
I thinnk an FSUBR (or FEXPR) essentially gets the entire argument list unevaluated and then is responsible for evaluating that according to it's own desires.