On 1 Dec 2010, at 22:34, Keith Wright wrote:
On the other hand |list| is an ordinary variable so, (list sin cos) is evaluated by evaluating the three subexpressions, giving a function that makes lists and two numeric functions of a numeric vaiable, and then applying the first function, i.e. list, to the two arguments, ie. sin and cos, giving a list of functions.
The parse problem I have is that x y is function application x(y), and must be constructed as Guile (x y). But then what should (x, y) be constructed as? Here, x should never be applied to y. On the other hand, '(x y) will suspend evaluation of x an y, which should not happen.
