Denis Washington scripsit:

> I was not arguing about the separation of syntax and procedures, but
> about how the description of delay/lazy/force is distributed among them.
> Ideally, the description in one chapter (preferrably chapter 4) is
> minimal - not much more than a reference - and everything else described
> in the other. Currently, they are important parts of the description in
> both chapters which, regardless of where you start, requires you to jump
> to the other chapter to get the full picture.

Editorial ticket filed, but this may not get done.

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Note that nobody these days would clamor for fundamental laws        John Cowan
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