Closed jordancurve closed 8 years ago
BTW this might be working as intended -- maybe those expressions are infinite loops or something. My K isn't that great.
I believe all of these are working as intended.
~:/2
will repeatedly logically negate a value starting with 2. The fixed point operation halts if you revisit the initial term of the sequence (we won't, since ~:
produces a 1 or 0 result) or the result doesn't change (this won't happen either, since the negation of a valid number is always different from the original). Same basic idea for ~:/+3 5!'/:!16
and (2!|2!)/!4
.10|3!!10
is equivalent to 10#10
. Taking "odometer" of this expression would generate an enormous result vector (10^10 elements) which is likely to exhaust available memory.Purely out of curiosity, was there any process that lead you to trying those particular expressions?
I was just playing around with the interpreter to try to understand the language better.
Any of these expressions will crash/hang the oK 0.1 node.js REPL:
&~(2!|2!)/!4 ~:/2 ~:/+3 5!'/:!16 5!!10|3!!10