You're now reinventing JavaScript's object system, BTW.
~~ Robert.
Laurent PETIT wrote:
> 2009/7/1 Howard Lewis Ship :
>> I wonder if there's a solution based on some universal meta-data to identify
>> what is lazily evaluated, and provide hooks (functions in the meta-data) to
>> insert handlers
2009/7/1 Howard Lewis Ship :
> I wonder if there's a solution based on some universal meta-data to identify
> what is lazily evaluated, and provide hooks (functions in the meta-data) to
> insert handlers, such as error-kit, into the lazy evaluation.
One general solution could be to have a hidden
I wonder if there's a solution based on some universal meta-data to identify
what is lazily evaluated, and provide hooks (functions in the meta-data) to
insert handlers, such as error-kit, into the lazy evaluation.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 9:29 AM, Laurent PETIT wrote:
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> Hi, thanks for the pointe
Hi, thanks for the pointer !
By the way, I was wondering whether error-kit can be leveraged
seamlessly with concurrent programming ?
For example I guess that using (vec (pmap ...) instead of (vec (map
...) will not work because the binding of the handlers will be lost.
I have always been ashame
Thanks for the heads up.
Michael Swaine used to be the editor of dr dobbs journal which I enjoyed
reading for years.
so it should be a good read.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 3:40 PM, nrub wrote:
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> For anyone that's interested check out http://www.pragprog.com/magazines
>
> It looks like pragmatic p
For anyone that's interested check out http://www.pragprog.com/magazines
It looks like pragmatic publishing is going to start pushing out
monthly magazines. I just checked out issue #1 which seems to have
some good stuff, including an interview with Rich Hickey & An article
by Stuart Halloway on
