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I would like to see a language like haskell with no delayed or lazy evaluation so that one can better predict performance. Haskell has a great community and a

I would like to see a language like haskell with no delayed or lazy evaluation so that one can better predict performance. Haskell has a great community and a charm that I would like for Ocaml. Don't know if Jane Street is still advocating their Ocaml core or kernel. F#, ml, haskell and OCaml, and a strong language for parallelism whose name I don't remember are hints that we need a better language. Haskell is not prepared for real world :), and OCaml is a turtle moving target.

sigrlami9 10y ago
Haskell has strict extension that removes all delayed/lazy computation from your code. Why do you think it's not ready for real world? It's used by numerous companies around the World for different kinds of software development, starting from formal verification and ending with web sites. Same for OCaml, both languages are very powerful.
ZenoArrow 10y ago
> "I would like to see a language like haskell with no delayed or lazy evaluation so that one can better predict performance." I believe there are a few languages that fit that description. Idris is one: http://www.idris-lang.org/ http://www.idris-lang.org/