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The enhanced version is completely different from the regular version. Not only are the reasons different, but a lot of the languages don't even inherit from t
by rauljara 15y ago
The enhanced version is completely different from the regular version. Not only are the reasons different, but a lot of the languages don't even inherit from the same sources (the regular version had javascript coming from java. wtf?). Just goes to show how arbitrary/silly it all is.
Still pretty awesome. Why did haskell come about? "Lazy evaluation is cool, yo."
- Sniffnoy 15y agoIt's pretty clearly not meant to be historical at all. That said, it's pretty questionable that it's much accurate at is trying to do either...
- diminish 15y agofortran is apparently fixes machine code
- ColinWright 15y agoIt doesn't say it fixes it, it asserts that ForTran was created because people thought Assembler was too low level. Not the same thing at all.
- nostrademons 15y ago'Still pretty awesome. Why did haskell come about? "Lazy evaluation is cool, yo."' Hah. I added that edge way back when I was back in college. The "extended" graph was actually crowdsourced on the C2 Wiki, circa 2004, and it's pretty cool to see it here now.
- nandemo 15y agoIt's more like "Miranda -> Too proprietary -> Haskell".