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Forum topic	Go-style defer-recover exception handling is better than try-catch style? Nitpicking by Matt Hellige I think both your points are by gasche I think I said this by Sean McDirmid Are you sure? by Andreas Rossberg Standard practice is that by Sean McDirmid So what happens if I by Jules Jacobs Interesting by Andreas Rossberg block and handler by hannes It prints "3210". The values by Limin Fu It would be easy to provide by Jules Jacobs ...	Limin Fu	2013-05-13 01:54
Forum topic	Ratification Vote for R7RS-small Vote extended through the end of May 20. by johnwcowan	johnwcowan	2013-05-10 15:36
Forum topic	"Relational Model Outgrown" CACM May 2013 After following the citations by Douglas McClean China starting to embrace by esmout Many-core is just one fundamental way the world has changed by Hewitt "If you look at Carl's by esmout constraint-based programming by Sean McDirmid Indeed by Douglas McClean It's actual production code. by Z-Bo Packing flags into ints isn't so good either by Douglas McClean Hi Ray. Here is a simpler example by Z-Bo Many tarred with the same brushes!! by Bruce Rennie ...	Hewitt	2013-05-10 01:56
Forum topic	The Unreasonable Effectiveness of C Fallacy of the Right Tool by dmbarbour Is an apple better than an orange? by Clarkd You can specify that p and by brian Follow up article by Damien Katz (the original author) by Eivind Eklund That C isn't anymore by pkhuong Bah by renox Hardware details not important ? non leaky ? by Michael Moser In C, non-leaking pointers FORCE leaking local vars. by Ray Dillinger Besides the points made by Jules Jacobs Even local variables leak by Ben L. Titzer ...*	raould	2013-05-08 19:47
Story	John C. Reynolds, 1935-2013 Rest in Peace by Daniel Slaney I met him in London by Robb Nebbe On Being a Student of John Reynolds by neelk The ideas and contributions by Ehud Lamm Student stories by gasche I've also posted some by neelk	neelk	2013-05-08 11:20
Forum topic	Mutable Structures: Arrays Actually they aren't by brian compile time and runtime information by hbrandl C arrays are not pointers but by hbrandl C arrays aren't pointers by brian An interesting language for by Chris Warburton	hbrandl	2013-05-08 10:44
Forum topic	Nesting of quasi-quotation Nesting of quasi-quotation in MetaOCaml by Oleg "Staged computation" simply by dmbarbour We can model staged by Jules Jacobs We can model staged by dmbarbour It's not inconsistent. You by Jules Jacobs thanks for further explanation by McCusker Why does an AST not by dmbarbour That works well enough if by Jules Jacobs Well, the answer is simple. by dmbarbour Very interesting! In the by Jules Jacobs ...	Jules Jacobs	2013-05-08 03:50
Forum topic	haXe 1.0 I've used it by raould Haxe/NME by Ehud Lamm Fun! by shapr	Nicolas Cannasse	2013-05-07 22:10
Story	Lisp in Summer Projects	Ehud Lamm	2013-05-06 20:57
Forum topic	Teaching Garbage-Collection Yep by Matt Hellige I hadn't actually seen that by Andreas Rossberg you can't smart-pointerise 'this' by Matt Hellige Why the notion of constant by Jules Jacobs Handlification by Andreas Rossberg O(1) = O(1000). Why are by Ben L. Titzer Low on memory can be by dmbarbour Sure, performance depends on by Jules Jacobs Just because an object by Ben L. Titzer It does hold. If you use a by Jules Jacobs ...	shriramk	2013-05-06 16:17
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