For the record, i. 100 does not allocate space for 100 numbers. It
creates a virtual noun whose data is an infix of a permanent list of
ascending integers.
Henry Rich
On 7/24/2022 12:38 AM, Raul Miller wrote:
Currently i.100 allocates and populates space for 100 integers.
The interpreter would need to become significantly more complex to
support the "streaming version", but that's conceptually doable (for
many, but not all cases).
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