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F# and OCaml are different languages with different goals. It should come as no surprise there are different sacrifices between the languages. Breaking compat
by tueo23094 9y ago
F# and OCaml are different languages with different goals. It should come as no surprise there are different sacrifices between the languages.
Breaking compatibility with .NET, which is F#'s biggest benefit is counter productive.
- catnaroek 9y agoMy suggestion wouldn't “break compatibility” with .NET any more than, say, C++/CLI (or whatever it is called nowadays) does.