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One of the text forms is totally stack based while the second is quite lispy. And, according to the official grammar, you can mix the two forms willy-nilly — as
by UncleEntity 4y ago
One of the text forms is totally stack based while the second is quite lispy. And, according to the official grammar, you can mix the two forms willy-nilly — aside from the function header which needs to be in the lisp form IIRC.
- unsafecast 4y agoThe 'lispy' one is actually just a stack language written using sexps.