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I guess that was my question - if they are making it use FFI as in Haskell, since it's Haskell-like not actual Haskell, or if it's something else that's specifi
by lexicalscope 11y ago
I guess that was my question - if they are making it use FFI as in Haskell, since it's Haskell-like not actual Haskell, or if it's something else that's specific to their JVM version.
- voxfrege 11y agoIt is an FFI, though with different syntax, and much richer. Not only functions, but also foreign (in Frege its called "native") types. Which is indispensable IMHO when you interface a OO language where everything is classes and interfaces. The different syntax should not be a big issue, as Haskell code that uses FFI targeting C is per se not portable.