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Agreed. Typeless, completely unsafe, treats RAM as a contiguous byte array with a dictionary growing one way and data stack growing the other, allows using the
by JulianMorrison 13y ago
Agreed. Typeless, completely unsafe, treats RAM as a contiguous byte array with a dictionary growing one way and data stack growing the other, allows using the return stack as scratch space... it's very asm-ish.
- evincarofautumn 13y agoIt is a very good way of managing complexity, though, at the level you would write a program in assembly. And higher-level stack languages (such as Factor) bring that same degree of complexity management to application-land.