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In article <4143@sdcc3.ucsd.EDU> ps111wei@sdcc3.ucsd.edu.UUCP (Keith Messer)
writes:
[trying to claim that [C] source code is not a computer program because it
isn't directly executable]

Yes, but that is a feature of an _implementation_ of the language, not
of the language itself.  There exist source-code level interpreters
for C.

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importantly, you can dynamically link in precompiled modules and
libraries.
\end{salespitch}

					- Bill