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Don't think you will find one of those. My suggestion is that you pratictice your eye to see code as left associative.
Functions has the higher precedente possible and infix operators like '-' are low precedence. Thus, we can see that 'pow' will be evaluated ASAP on that expression, consuming it's arguments on the right. If you don't state that (p-1) MUST be evaluated first, we're left with:
((pownp)-1)
Hence, your memory problems.
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Don't think you will find one of those. My suggestion is that you pratictice your eye to see code as left associative.
Functions has the higher precedente possible and infix operators like '-' are low precedence. Thus, we can see that 'pow' will be evaluated ASAP on that expression, consuming it's arguments on the right. If you don't state that (p-1) MUST be evaluated first, we're left with:
Hence, your memory problems.