It might be possible to allow a "feature" such as INPUT being able to evaluate expressions, but why? Doesn't PRINT already offer this same capability in a way much less likely to cause trouble?
Is there some code savings to be had this way? Possibly in the form of reduced error-checking, which ...
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- Sat Oct 11, 2025 12:46 am
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- Topic: READ, DATA & RESTORE in my TinyBasic ...
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Re: Fenestra6502
Thank you for the information.
I was surprised to see the deep discussions.
I seem the tarai function is suitable for this kind of benchmarks, especially for measuring the performance of procedure/function calls.
Dr. Ikuo Takeuchi, the inventor of the tarai function, is famous as a Lisp hacker ...
I was surprised to see the deep discussions.
I seem the tarai function is suitable for this kind of benchmarks, especially for measuring the performance of procedure/function calls.
Dr. Ikuo Takeuchi, the inventor of the tarai function, is famous as a Lisp hacker ...
- Sun Jun 15, 2025 1:29 pm
- Forum: Programming
- Topic: Looking for floating point libraries
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Re: Looking for floating point libraries
I know you want something with a permissive license.
I am not a patent lawyer and I do not play one on television; if you were to paraphrase code from one processor architecture to a different one, is the result considered to be infringing? If not, that may be a relatively easy way to get there. I ...
I am not a patent lawyer and I do not play one on television; if you were to paraphrase code from one processor architecture to a different one, is the result considered to be infringing? If not, that may be a relatively easy way to get there. I ...