> http://www.mindview.net/WebLog/log-0025 I liked especially the following rule: "If it is not tested, it is broken." =) > > > Scheme is interpreted, the behavior of the program (say LilyPond) can be > > changed dynamically. > > Just to bring a correction: > interpreted/compiled implementation is orthogonal dynamic/static > programs. That's the second that you are refering to, it seems. guile > scheme is interpreted only, but it could have had a compiler and not > lose its dynamicity. I should not have touched the dynamic/static issue -- never have understood it (i.e. the difference between dynamic/static C-libraries in linux) in depth. Being said dynamically, I should have said 'when typing a .ly file'. But your correction (Thanks!) made my point, 'to be able to change the grammary (i.e. lexical rules) on-the-fly', clearer: > With other implementations, you can compile files or functions on purpose, > during run-time. -- Heikki Junes
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