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Re: On C SEXP representation
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Andreas Rottmann |
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Re: On C SEXP representation |
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Sat, 17 Jan 2004 01:03:43 +0100 |
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Rob Browning <address@hidden> writes:
>> Indeed. I think we have two different problems at hand, and a uniform
>> CSE syntax might not be the "right" way to solve them.
>
> No argument here. It'd be really nice if we could have one syntax (or
> collection (tower?) of syntaxes) that could address whichever of the
> purposes listed above that are worth pursuing, but that may or may not
> be possible, and it's probably too early to tell.
>
>> I tend to think a single notation will not play nice with both, since
>> the requirements are quite different...
>
> You may well be right. I suppose there's the possibility that we
> might be able to have one of the syntaxes be related to (perhaps built
> on, or a super/subset of) the other. We'll just have to see what
> makes sense.
>
I also thought about a stack of syntaxes as a possible solution. But
you're right - we should really try and see.
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