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C# and F# can both compile to a static binary (Mono's AOT compiler), and meet your other requirements. I find it curious that "safety" wasn't one of the points.
by MichaelGG 11y ago
C# and F# can both compile to a static binary (Mono's AOT compiler), and meet your other requirements. I find it curious that "safety" wasn't one of the points.
If you're looking for C-like though, you are probably not in any modern-featured language designer's aim.
- weberc2 11y ago> I find it curious that "safety" wasn't one of the points It was implied by the context of "ML" languages. That was my intention at least; I thought ML languages were characteristically safe. Regarding "C-like", I mostly mean syntax. I'm not too familiar with the ML family, but many FP languages have bizarre syntax which amplifies the difficulty of learning new concepts IMO.