Re: [stack] A small example of a (possibly concatenative) language for primitive recursive functions of one variable.

Michael Nedzelsky <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lang.concatenative
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> For example,
> [(a+b)] q  maps to J(s+q)q

Of course,  the correct version is
[(a+b)] a  maps to J(s+q)q

 Michael Nedzelsky



 
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