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Instead of writing strong type checking code. I prefer to break function into pieces. Since Lisp has good trace function, you can easily see how functions compo
by dryman 15y ago
Instead of writing strong type checking code. I prefer to break function into pieces. Since Lisp has good trace function, you can easily see how functions composite with others during running time. For example, see my post: http://dryman.github.com/blog/2012/03/31/persistent-red-black-tree-in-lisp-3/ http://dryman.github.com/blog/2012/03/31/persistent-red-blac...