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Congratulations: (Score:1)

by Aristotle (5147)

You have discovered the criteria for Turing completeness. :-)
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  by masak (6289) on 2010.01.23 13:24 (#71578) Homepage Journal
  
  Well yes, but not just that. I'm using the property of universality to bend a burgeoning language to my will. It's taking the general stance described in my blog post "Attitude [perl.org]" (that most bugs or missing features have a workaround), and applying it to control flow.
  Maybe the point I'm proving is mainly for myself, but if I can make GGE behave like PGE (only slower), I've shown something about the capabilities of Rakudo.
  
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