Bart Lateur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Actually, we don't need it. All we need, is lazy evaluation.
>
> The idea comes from Lisp, where you have a possibility to create
> ordinary looking functions (in Lisp, there's no difference between a
> function and an operator; the less polite name is "prefix notation");
> but the calculation of the values of the parameters can be postponed
> until the time when the sub is already running. In fact, it won't be
> calculated, unless you invoke it yourself. (How? "eval"?)
How is that against RFC 20? I described such a mechanism there...
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