Joe Fasel wrote: > Actually, I think we were originally thinking of laziness, rather > than nonstrictness, and weren't considering languages like Id as > part of our domain, but Arvind and Nikhil (quite correctly) convinced > us that the semantic distinction of strictness versus nonstrictness > should be our concern, rather than the operational notions of > eagerness and laziness. Please elucidate. Where does this difference become important? What impact did it have on the language? --FC
- Re: Non-strictness vs. laziness (was RE: Sisal) Frank A. Christoph
- Re: Non-strictness vs. laziness (was RE: Sisal) Bjorn Lisper
- RE: Non-strictness vs. laziness (was RE: Sisal) Frank A. Christoph
- Re: Non-strictness vs. laziness (was RE: Sisal) Joe Fasel
