Norm wrote:
Ken writes:
Secondly, when a mh-format program is run, it _cannot_ fail;
literally, there's no facility for it to fail. When it gets
compiled, yes, that can fail. But return an error code? We don't
really have a good way in mh-format to deal with this. I think it
might be too much.
I would be content to just ignore the exit status.
I don't think that's a good idea.
I just committed the multiply function. It was trivial.
My feeling about mh-format is that we shouldn't invest much
more effort in it. If there's a need for more capability,
it should be tossed in favor something else, ideally
something that already exists. But I share Ken's "Why
bother?" at this point.
David
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