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clipka wrote:
> Invisible schrieb:
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>> I might also throw in Mathematica, TeX, Tcl, MS-DOS scripting, and the
>> various other languages which aren't "programming languages" such as
>> HTML, CSS, XSLT, AmigaGuide, ARexx, Automake, the lambda calculus...
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> Well, if XSLT isn't a programming language, then SQL isn't either
> (unless you go for stored procedures, but each manufacturer seems to
> roll their own there).
XSLT is definitely turing-complete.
http://www.unidex.com/turing/utm.htm
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