Shamim Islam wrote in a message to Jerry Coffin:
JC> Rather the contrary - the interpreter is entirely possible. It just
JC> can't be run on a machine. Some languages have been put to consider
SI> Sorry. This is what I meant to say. That you can't generate a
SI> functioning implementation without having something else to
SI> base the writing of it in, even if it means writing the
SI> individual machine code bytes.
The interpreter Jerry referred to, will run quite smoothly on neurons, so it
_is_ a fully functional implementation IMNSHO. Silicon isn't the only
substrate for algorithms. :-)
Bye,
Erik
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