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Haskell was the second frontend. Don't think we ever did a SML frontend. We can't really discuss what the original frontend was so it was scrubbed from the re
by drtodd13 9y ago
Haskell was the second frontend. Don't think we ever did a SML frontend. We can't really discuss what the original frontend was so it was scrubbed from the release.
- nickpsecurity 9y agoIs that because it became an internal product with competitive advantage or something more boring? I've abstracted away from detail enough so you could hopefully answer.
- drtodd13 9y agoIt's not an internal product but I wouldn't call it boring either. There were some new ideas and some non-technical reasons why they couldn't be used at that time but they could still be viable and potentially something we wouldn't want public.