<beneroth>
abu[7], good point you made in the mailing list :)
<beneroth>
the order of evaluation ("execution") matters a lot
<beneroth>
I actually often use this very consciously, e.g. to retain the original order during importing/parsing a file, even when the parsing is of course completely re-interpreting the data
<beneroth>
abu[7], good you pointed this out, it's easy overlooked
<abu[7]>
Yeah :)
<abu[7]>
I wonder what Scheme does in such situations
<abu[7]>
The TCO examples in academics are all trivial
<beneroth>
I call such trivial examples "powerpoint-examples". Works in powerpoint, but probably not in real projects
<abu[7]>
yep
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