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Currently, all "builtin" instruction files (currently using .builtins extension) with instruction / implementation pairs, handle these as rough equivalents of DEF. This works most of the time, except that in some cases it would be preferable to avoid recomputing values that are static in nature.
Proposed solution: find a way to have a notation for a semantic equivalent of SET and implement it
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Most important question I can see here is "when will it be evaluated?" Sure, we can inject it into an Env on its first evaluation attempt, but how do we collect the result of it? What if there are more than one values on the stack after it's evaluated?
Currently, all "builtin" instruction files (currently using
.builtins
extension) with instruction / implementation pairs, handle these as rough equivalents of DEF. This works most of the time, except that in some cases it would be preferable to avoid recomputing values that are static in nature.Proposed solution: find a way to have a notation for a semantic equivalent of SET and implement it
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: