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Let ::= let Var = Exp
RecDef ::= fun ...
LecRec ::= letrec RecDef (; RecDef)*
Exp ::= ... | (Let | LetRec)* in Exp
to the current:
Let ::= let Var = Exp in Exp
RecDef ::= fun ...
LecRec ::= letrec RecDef (; RecDef)* in Exp
Exp ::= ... | Let | LetRec
In particular the prelude (later, some more realistic form of module) can be of the form (Let | LetRec)* rather than RecDef (; RecDef)* as it is currently.
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For various reasons I think I prefer the syntax:
to the current:
In particular the prelude (later, some more realistic form of module) can be of the form
(Let | LetRec)*
rather thanRecDef (; RecDef)*
as it is currently.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: