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So where's Haskell's advanced object system or the restart/condition system that Common Lisp has? Even its performance is hardly on par with CL for all the flex
by m00natic 8y ago
So where's Haskell's advanced object system or the restart/condition system that Common Lisp has? Even its performance is hardly on par with CL for all the flexibility of the latter.
- naasking 8y ago> So where's Haskell's advanced object system Doesn't need one. > restart/condition system that Common Lisp has Utility is questionable, but you could build one in the continuation monad.
- tuukkah 8y agoI'm not saying it has everything that Common Lisp has - it's different.
- agumonkey 8y agothe world needs less objects, you know the koan `objects or closures: yes`