I guess, IMHO, it's as much source code as that written for any other compiler...though, as Alex said, you may not get full respect from some of the lower level language guys. You still use a compiler to make your source code understandable to the machine...whether it happens at runtime or prior to it.
So, that's my vote!
Best Regards,
Tim Ponn
Dar Scott wrote:
Barring any special considerations, do you think it reasonable to call a stack source code? Could I, in good faith, call it that? Would a folder of scripts be source code? I heard Geoff (no doubt holding his breath in a demo as I type) has a method for creating an xml dump of a stack; would that be source code?
Dar Scott
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