Ronald Legere

Is max (without js objects) turning complete? Since you can only do bounded iteration (with Uzi for example) it seems that it only computes total functions. Or is there a way to do unbounded recursion? (perhaps by messing with the arguments to the uzi while running so that it keeps going?)

Is max (without js objects) turning complete? Since you can only do bounded iteration (with Uzi for example) it seems that it only computes total functions.  Or is there a way to do unbounded recursion? (perhaps by messing with the arguments to the uzi while running so that it keeps going?)


Is max (without js objects) turning complete? Since you can only do bounded iteration (with Uzi for example) it seems that it only computes 

is-max-turing-complete

I know no one responded to this, but i just want to point out that now that I have learned a lot more about Max, the answer to the question is : Of course! You can make unbounded recursion with delay for example.

I know no one responded to this, but i just want to point out that now that I have learned a lot more about Max, the answer to the question is : Of course!    You can make unbounded recursion with delay for example. 

Sometimes, you will hit Stack Overflow when working with unbounded recursive implementations. When that happens, it's good to remember that any recursive function can be programmed as an iterative one.

Is Max turing complete?