From: Eddie R. <er...@bm...> - 2008-07-06 23:12:34
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On Sun 06/07/08 10:06 AM , Albert Graef Dr....@t-... sent: > Pure's macros will be hygienic, unlike C's. In fact they will just be > ordinary functions, except that they take their arguments as literals > (unevaluated) and are executed at compile time (thanks to the LLVM > JIT). Great! I'm assuming the whole Pure programming language can be used for macros as in Lisp. I can see the same advantages for Pure as in Scheme. I think the biggest win is that you can keep the Pure Interpreter lean and mean and build the rest of the language using pure Pure. I'm looking forward to macros :-) e.r. |