‘Simple quining’ will not do as that only copies representation verbatim. But I guess you mean some comparable more elaborate form of quining which allows reference to itself and deals with them with fix-point theorems (which must also be included in the representation).
Reminds me of some Y combinator expressions I once saw. I’d bet that there are Lisp programs which do something like that.
‘Simple quining’ will not do as that only copies representation verbatim. But I guess you mean some comparable more elaborate form of quining which allows reference to itself and deals with them with fix-point theorems (which must also be included in the representation). Reminds me of some Y combinator expressions I once saw. I’d bet that there are Lisp programs which do something like that.