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Not if it's so constraining to the implementer that you can't get any implementations. Nobody's paying us to do this stuff.
by johncowan 3y ago
Not if it's so constraining to the implementer that you can't get any implementations. Nobody's paying us to do this stuff.
- bjoli 3y agoOf course not, but knowing that the program should never continue executing in an erroneous state is for me a pretty nice-to-have. Scheme enforces correctness and safety in many places and I think that one in particular is important enough to warrant being opt-out rather than opt-in.