[mercury-users] Indexing & operational semantics
Richard A. O'Keefe
ok at hermes.otago.ac.nz
Wed Feb 2 10:24:06 AEDT 2000
Peter Schachte wrote:
(I'm using && as sequential conjunction for this
example.) The only subtlety is in choosing the precedence for &&.
Should a, b && c, d associate as (a,b) && (c,d) or as a, (b && c), d?
Either way is bound to confuse someone. I think the answer is to borrow
an idea from Ada, and say that any given conjunction may contain all
`commutative and's or all `sequential and's, but it's a syntax error to
mix them. The same would apply to commutative -vs- sequential or, should
that ever be proposed.
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