A reference implementation of Schönfinkel's Combinatory Logic paper
A reference implementation of Schönfinkel's Combinatory Logic paper
Hey all, A while back I implemented Turing's "On Computable Numbers" paper [1], and decided that Schönfinkel's "On the Building Blocks of Mathematical Logic" would be a fun next one to try to implement. Alongside the code I include a section-by-section guide to the paper. I apologize for any misreadings of the original text (of which there are probably many). I'll probably continue to try to make guides/reference implementations for landmark CS papers, would love to hear what you think the most important ones are! [1] https://github.com/planetlambert/turing
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