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On ML languages, you can try MLite first (it comes with a great manual and a paper too); and then you can jump into the biggies such as OCaML and maybe Haskell
by anthk 1y ago
On ML languages, you can try MLite first (it comes with a great manual and a paper too);
and then you can jump into the biggies such as OCaML and maybe Haskell too:
https://t3x.org/mlite/index.html https://t3x.org/mlite/index.html
- user____name 1y agoI like the apology page.