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I'm talking about uniqueness typing. It's similar to linear types, but not the same. If you search the term, you can find a few research papers from Dutch unive
by ivanbakel 6y ago
I'm talking about uniqueness typing. It's similar to linear types, but not the same. If you search the term, you can find a few research papers from Dutch universities, particularly around Clean, a programming languages which uses uniqueness typing instead of monads for IO.
- creata 6y agoThanks. I'm aware of that, but I can't find any such efforts for Haskell in particular.