Obviously, where in the interpreter is not working as expected, i.e. as
in the compiler.
x + y where
macro x == 1
macro y == 2
I would expect 3, but get
(8) -> )read /tmp/hemmecke/frimacsxGey1q.input
x + y where
macro x == 1
macro y == 2
Line 1: x + y where
Line 2: macro x == 1
Line 3: macro y == 2
..A.....B....C
Error A: (from #\A up to #\C) Ignored.
Error B: Improper syntax.
2 error(s) parsing
:-(
Ralf
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