I've actually been playing around with building a Screeps AI in various languages, and found the sizes the be interesting. It's not really apples-to-apples sinc

I've actually been playing around with building a Screeps AI in various languages, and found the sizes the be interesting. It's not really apples-to-apples since all of the implementations aren't near the same, but I think it provides a bit of context in terms of order of magnitude. Everything using the closure compiler with advanced compilation (for screeps I don't usually minify, but I think the dead-code elimination is important when comparing sizes): Bucklescript: 16K Haste (Haskell): 36K ClojureScript: 144K It's worth noting the Clojue version is the furthest along, and the Bucklescript version is the least, but all do some ffi and list manipulation. I did some simple tests with ghcjs, but it was producing files over 1m even for simple "Hello World" type code (I think because it includes the entire Haskell threaded runtime), so I didn't go very far with it. [1] https://screeps.com/ https://screeps.com/