On 1 Jun 2010, at 21:38, alux wrote:
In a lazy lisp if and cond can be plain functions. But to define plain functions, or in any case somewhere, I need a special form. Is it that what you mean?
Not quite, though it's true as well. What I meant is that you can't define if/cond as a function in a language that doesn't already have a choice function. Condition testing is a primitive operation that is ultimately realized in hardware. So primitives always exist, independently of laziness.
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