Please, where is this vocabulary page on M.?
Raul Miller wrote:
On 10/27/07, david alis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What is happening is that repeated invocations of foo_with_M produce
identical results when successive arguments are the same.
In this example the value of n doesn't change between invocations.
Is this correct?
That is what it is supposed to do.
Here's another simpler example:
? bind 1000 M. "0 ] 4#i.1 3
740 105 669
740 105 669
740 105 669
740 105 669
Here's what the vocabulary page on M. says:
u M. is the same as u but may keep a record of the arguments
and results for reuse.
It looks to me like M. is doing what it is supposed to be doing:
reusing results when some arguments are reused.
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