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I think understanding the expressivity of the DOT approach vis-a-vis the more conventional 1ML approach should be interesting. 1ML is based on F-omega, which h
by mafribe 11y ago
I think understanding the expressivity of the DOT approach vis-a-vis the more conventional 1ML approach should be interesting.
1ML is based on F-omega, which has higher kinds but not dependent sums or products, while D_{<:} has path-dependent products but no apparent higher kinds, if I understand the paper correctly.
- lmm 11y agoI think they model higher kinds as a special case of path-dependent types.