Hi community,
i don't know if it's useful, but if someone wants to build and execute a
"myatscc" code definiton in-situ via .dats file itself, here it is:
$ cat hello.dats
exec <$0 ; read ; cat > $0.dats ; exec myatscc $0.dats $@
(*
##myatsccdef=patscc -cleanaft -o $fname($fname($1)) $1
Hi Artyom,
Yes, I think it's good :)
(Sorry for the delay. I was offline for the past week. )
On Monday, April 2, 2018 at 1:48:19 AM UTC-4, Artyom Shalkhakov wrote:
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> Hi Steinway,
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> On Sunday, April 1, 2018 at 11:39:34 PM UTC+6, Steinway Wu wrote:
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>> Hi Artyom,
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>> This is awesome
Did anyone mention operators definition/overloading? I think currently in
ATS2, one can only overload a symbol with a function. But I actually prefer
how OCaml and Haskell handles operators: they are just functions whose
names happen to be symbols instead of alphabets. One use parenthesis