Alex Buell <alex.buell@tahallah.clara.co.uk>:
> Why not write a C program to interpret CML2? - I assume that if you have
> the kernel sources, you already have a C compiler around. That at least,
> is the minimum one should aim for.
I can in fact generate C programs to compile and interpret CML -- by applying
freeze.py to the Python sources.
There would thus be no gain at all -- and lots of pain -- in trying to do this
in straight C. I considered the alternatives carefully.
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