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Macro is not part of the spreadsheet computation model. It's like saying a FFI library written in C for Haskell somehow makes Haskell a stateful language. Rel
by ww520 12y ago
Macro is not part of the spreadsheet computation model. It's like saying a FFI library written in C for Haskell somehow makes Haskell a stateful language.
Relative reference declares a dependence relationship. That's part of what declarative programming is.
- lliwta 12y agoMacros are used pervasively. To use your analogy, it's like writing a lambda calculus interpreter with an FFI, doing everything via the FFI, and calling it declarative. But macros are only part of the problem. > That's part of what declarative programming is. Sorry, I was constraining myself to the definition from the article.