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Ah, thanks, I missed that. So "Coalton" from "CLTon", presumably "Common Lisp" + "MLTon"; that just leaves the question of where "MLTon" comes from. "ML" from
by Sniffnoy 5y ago
Ah, thanks, I missed that. So "Coalton" from "CLTon", presumably "Common Lisp" + "MLTon"; that just leaves the question of where "MLTon" comes from. "ML" from ML, yes, but whence the "Ton"?
- reikonomusha 5y agoMLton is like a person’s name, pronounced “Milton”.
- Sniffnoy 5y agoI see, thanks!