Thanks tel for the helpful example, I scanned through [1] briefly and will be attempting to grok the details later. But very interesting paper on using Haskell

Thanks tel for the helpful example, I scanned through [1] briefly and will be attempting to grok the details later. But very interesting paper on using Haskell combinators as opposed to the ugly Java single-inheritance model to make up more and more complicated securities piecewise. Tbh, I'm quite envious of using functional languages and will use the examples to try to learn it (since I'm familiar with the domain area of financial contracts only in imperative lang though). I also like to learn concurrency in Haskell and don't know a thing about it (currently, I'm trying to go over Clojure concurrency features). So what you have mentioned regarding the LVish framework and Erlang's actor-local GC, green threading will give me a good starting point to poke around. Thanks again for your note!