Well, there is the trivial case of identical source, assuming that it is run in the same context. This is interesting! Could you please elaborate? Isn't checking to see if two different programs are doing "the same thing" rather difficult for all but the dullest cases, in practically any programming language? -Galt >===== Original Message From [EMAIL PROTECTED] ===== >Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]! > >On 30-Ago-00, you wrote: > > g> And since one can look at > g> the template of any defined function at run time, it > g> seems possible to determine which tokens have > g> significance in a context, and which have none or > g> less. Sort of like being able to determine that "the > g> names have been changed to protect the innocent", but > g> the story's the same. What dost thou think? > >If you want to determine if two scripts are doing the same thing, >you'd at least have to simulate their execution. That is, you >can't determine that by just statically analyzing REBOL code. > >If you really find a way to do so, then you've found a way to >compile REBOL code. > >Regards, > Gabriele. >-- >Gabriele Santilli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - Amigan - REBOL programmer >Amiga Group Italia sez. L'Aquila -- http://www.amyresource.it/AGI/
