On 2/13/12 7:32 PM, Stephen Bloch wrote:
In ISL, there's an additional case: a local variable might or might not be bound to a function. That's a little more hassle to check, but it should be doable at compile-time. Again, if the first element of a cond-clause is an identifier bound to a function, trigger our clever error message at compile-time.
Once you go to ISL you cannot tell whether a name refers to a function or a non-function without running code.
ISL is higher-order; it just doesn't have lambda or the ability to compute functions in operator position. Even that's a lie if you're willing to squint a little.
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