depends a bit on your definitions, doesn't
it? if you take lambda with unary abstractions only,
it is going to be rather difficult; if you
take lambda with n-ary abstractions, it is going to be
rather easy, assuming you mean
constant-steps, not single-step (typically, access to function
parameters is implemented via a
single instruction, directly indexing into some parameter
structure, which is little different from array access - you can play with the
idea in Haskell,
so it's not even off topic;-).
hth,
claus
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