... thinking is more along exactly those lines - that this is a case of the reasons to avoid dependence on exact equality of floating point things in general, as opposed to a reason to limit the language just because such inequality might happen in a cross compilation. -- Richard Maine | Good judgement comes from experience; email: last name at domain . net | experience comes from bad judgement. domain: summertriangle...

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...entities whose existence is postulated via language. Thus the "conventional" draws a ...no explanation in the absence of language. Consequently I don't believe I... our species didn't have language. Is this the *certainty* again?... believes he is *using* the language to assert the existence of ... which exists *independently* of the language. He is, however, compelled to ... observe the conventions of the language to make that assertion, at ...

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... correlation between familiarity with procedural/object-oriented programming languages and ease of learning a non-strict, purely functional programming language language, such as Haskell or Clean. A ... if you've learned sequential programming, the functional languages present two major (related) obstacles: 1) A ... these things. 2) The notation of functional languages is remarkably confusing unless you already know the...

... a largely overlooked ruling made by Brownback in April, shortly before his departure, in which the now-retired judge demolished a key plank of the government's case against Omar by striking out part of the language in the "conspiracy" charge against him. Brownback had ruled that the secretary of defense lacked the authority to expand the traditional definition of "conspiracy" to include joining an "enterprise of persons who shared a common...

...:ia32 on Windows.) SSE2 instead of x87, or something else? If you compare to x87 code with intermediate results in the 80 bit registers (64 bit significand) then the results might be different. There is a discussion on another list on the advantages of extra precision in floating point products. It would be nice to have a high-level language allowing for extra precision in multiply/add, such as generated by the x87. -- glen

...-interactively is a perfect method for my function. Thank you very much! No problem. I sympathize with the language difficulties. BTW, I've filed an Emacs bug (#1010) suggesting a slight change in the doc for `call-... spec. In some cases that does entail reading user input, but not in all cases. I suggested that the language be changed from "reading args" to "providing args" and that how the argument values are determined be explained ...

...tangential topics to study is misconceptions surrounding programming languages: ... . "Erlang's characteristics are ideal for parallel ... is represented by one process in the language. (Rules out Parlog.)" (http://www.erlang.org/... Erlang (page 7): "We started looking at languages like Parlog, KL/1 and Strand for ... the concurrency. In the concurrent logic programming languages, concurrency is implicit and extremely fine-grained. ...

.... If you heard "fuck" or "shit" then they weren't bleeped out at all. Did you hear "fuck" or "shit" or did you hear "fu" or "ck" or "sh" or "it?" As I said, I think they wanted people to know what was being said. I could pretty much make out the whole word, really. The words should be removed and replaced with beeps. As it was, the beeps were just calling attention to the language that really wasn't being masked at all. Martin