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There isn't a killer use case, because tail calls (to yourself or to siblings) can always be easily converted to a loop, and the loop is more idiomatic in most

by creata 10mo ago

There isn't a killer use case, because tail calls (to yourself or to siblings) can always be easily converted to a loop, and the loop is more idiomatic in most mainstream languages.

jhgb 10mo ago
...and that costs you code modularity and separate compilation. Why lose them when you don't have to?
- creata 10mo ago
  Got an example? Because it's hard to imagine real "modularity" between a bunch of functions that can cyclically call each other.