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by gf000
22 days ago
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Well, my main point is not to never use macros, but that in certain cases a language-native feature that can also solve a problem you would use a macro for, it's probably better (better debugging, error messages, etc). And my other point was macro systems in other languages, which I believe are better, in part due to not having homoiconicity, like Scala or rust. |
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