Hi Tomas,
In PicoLisp, as you know, 'prog' is a function.
I think we just use different terminology.
Yes, that's the problem ;-)
I prefer distinguishing
different flavours of functions. For me, the traditional definition
of function is a piece of code that works with already evaluated
On Tue, Aug 09, 2011 at 08:07:29AM +0200, Alexander Burger wrote:
To my understanding, a macro is a piece of code which is processed (by
a (pre)compiler or an equivalent software), resulting in a _new_ piece
of code which is then used instead.
BTW, a good example for a macro in PicoLisp is the
