![]() student languages. This will be a problem if somebody writes a function in BSL or BSLLA, provides it, requires it in a non-student language, and uses it as an argument to a higher-order function that isn't declared as a "higher order primitive". That is, not very often. Even if so, just re-open the BSL or BSLLA source file, switch languages to ISL, save it, and the problem goes away. |
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