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Not if `plus` is a pointer. Then `plus()` is a conditional branch where the condition can be arbitrarily far away in space (dynamically scoped) and time. That's
by kps 2y ago
Not if `plus` is a pointer. Then `plus()` is a conditional branch where the condition can be arbitrarily far away in space (dynamically scoped) and time. That's why I think invisible indirection is a mistake. (C used to require `(*plus)()`.)
- gpderetta 2y agoor 'plus' could be a macro...