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From: KRULWICH@c.cs.cmu.edu
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Subject: Compiling on the fly
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Date: Mon, 26-Jan-87 23:53:59 EST
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hi ho.
 i am interested in having a program written in microsoft c 4.0 generate
functions on the fly (not by coincidence -- similar to LISP's compiling
a LAMBDA list) the only way i have come up with is to manually decompose
each function into primatives and interpret each decomposition whenever
the function is executed.  is there any way to do this for real??  i
suppose it would involve compiling text from a stream and linking to the
current environment.  is there a way to do this??


Bruce Krulwich                                The universe is a linear system,
Carnegie Mellon University                    and quantum mechanics is simply
                                              the round off error.
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