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On Mon, 15 Jun 2020 at 20:23, Torsten Paul wrote: > On 15.06.20 21:17, jon wrote: > > Again, I wonder if this "hack" could be automated so that > > the OpenSCAD compiler generated this or reformulated a > > function without explicit user intervention.

TLC123 wrote > Is there a neat hack to multiply all the numbers in a list other than > recursive methods? If you're goal is "avoid recursion" I think you could do it with a C-style for loop. However, in my experience, the C-style for loops are slower than recursion, so their only potential advantage would be avoiding recursion depth limits.