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The C specification limits programs to addressing a finite amount of memory, though it can be made arbitrarily large by an implementation. The Python specificat
by osmarks 2y ago
The C specification limits programs to addressing a finite amount of memory, though it can be made arbitrarily large by an implementation. The Python specifications do not imply this though real interpreters do.
- PhunkyPhil 2y ago> though it can be made arbitrarily large by an implementation Yes, this is my entire point Why should I care what the language specification states in a computability theory discussion? There only needs to exist a method to accomplish our goal-Whether the method conforms to specification or not doesn't seem relevant to me.