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Given:
(call/cc
(lambda (escape) 123))
is there a common name for "(lambda (escape) 123)"?
I am writing some documentation on Vicare's internals and
I need to give it a name; I have made up "middle closure"
but it does not sound specific to the topic of
continuations.
TIA
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Marco Maggi <ma...@maggi.invalid> wrote:
> Given:
>
> (call/cc
> (lambda (escape) 123))
>
> is there a common name for "(lambda (escape) 123)"?
Looks like a constant function to me.
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Springer and Friedman call it "receiver" in their Scheme and the Art
of Programming, The MIT Press, 1989.
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