Matthias Felleisen <matth...@ccs.neu.edu> wrote:
> >I can't think of another way. But I am also wondering why you'd want to >run a program written in language L in language K. -- Matthias Mostly I just wondered how easy it would be to do it. (Certainly the toy examples I made were things one could doubtless implement in more direct ways: counting the definitions or check-expects, for example.) >p.s. To think of > (define (hi person) ...) >as a program is wrong. You should look at the file proper where you >will see the extra lines that your reader accept 'throws away'. Understood; it seemed like overkill to quote those lines as well, but probably the example was superfluous anyway. > In the >near future, we will ask students to write > > #lang htdp/bsl Hm! That's fine, though I'm curious, is the intention ultimately to replace (or just pare down) the "Choose Language" and Teachpacks menu infrastructure? Best, Jordan
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