On 2008-12-12 04:28:56, Wouter van Ooijen wrote:

>> Then comes a point where I make this compile, and to make it compile
>> some "implementation" may be needed; for example, C and C++ insist on a
>> return statement for functions that return something other than void, so
>> they get a return statement. I guess you could call this a "temporary
>> implementation" :) 
> 
> No. I would call that 'syntactic necessities'.

Yes, of course, but that's orthogonal to the conversation. I'm sure
there's all kinds of characters in your implementations that are there
out of syntactic necessities :)

Gerhard
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