[plt-scheme] Re: (typeof obj)

I don't know what the procedure means (I've seen this a few times but not
sure where it came from... links appreciated) - takes in a procedure that
takes itself as a parameter?  The lambda probably behaves differently
pending on the parameter - doesn't this fall under dependent type?  I will
pass on more counter examples as I know I can't type them all and hence want
a good type system :)

I assume you are trying to say that you can't type everything under the sun
that you can evaluate, correct?  Is this a limitation of a type system, or
an inherent limitation in type theory?

Thanks,
yc

On 6/11/07, Prabhakar Ragde <plragde at uwaterloo.ca> wrote:
>
> YC wrote:
> > add1 is int -> int
> > (lambda (x) x) is any -> any
> > I don't understand enough about call/cc so I won't attempt  ;)
>
> Okay, so try to type (lambda (x) (x x)) from Eli Barzilay's .signature.
> --PR
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