Re: What is B&D? (Re: Bondage and Discipline Languages)

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From: Bob Hathaway
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 1989 01:34

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>all programming languages are computationaly equivalent.  The question
>is _how_ you do it.  Can you treat a variable as an integer at one
>point then turn around and make it a pointer?  If your first reaction

Yes, use variant records in Pascal and Modula-2 and unchecked_conversion
in Ada.

rjh@purdue.edu

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