Warp wrote:
>   To parse CSS, where many values can be represented in decimal? 

Thunderbird is email, but yes, granted, a lot of systems now have 
interpreters for arbitrary code built in. And a lot of systems rely on other 
systems (like the windowing system or HTML display modules) that might rely 
on FP, so I guess you could say those would break if FP stopped working.

> Thunderbird most probably supports JavaScript, which in turn should
> support FP...

I also meant that I wondered how many javascript programs actually use FP 
also. I've written programs for dozens of years, and I almost never use FP. 
Most "business"-type programs don't use FP for anything.

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