So we are back to debating between many functions or (one or two)
functions. Anyone else care to weigh in?
I don't fully understand these motivations, which is again not to say they
are not good - I just don't get them:
1) to implement everything in 1 function (or 2) - it seems like a slightly
artificial requirement - one that a user of the feature wouldn't think to
ask for.
2) documentation - again, pr
As for a name for $(cond), we could call it
$(alu ...)
And put arithmetic and logical operations in it :)
I don’t like using $(cond)
Because because I sort of want to option to implement cond like in Scheme.
