Re:Texas Instruments on Scheme (1984)
by _ph_ on Friday June 02, 2017 @03:45PM
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SKILL++ is actually a pretty compliant Scheme, with a lot of compatibility to SKILL and quite a bit of Common Lisp added on top. What makes it a bit funny is the clever parser, which allows both prefix syntax as in
(setq x (plus a b))
as well as
x = a + b
(which just reads as the former expression). Personally, I prefer the Lisp style much - except for math expressions.
(setq x (plus a b))
as well as
x = a + b
(which just reads as the former expression). Personally, I prefer the Lisp style much - except for math expressions.