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I'll bite, how are OCaml and Haskell "dynamic and scripted"? OCaml and Haskell are about as far from Tcl as it's possible to get. Do you mean the recent GHC de
by tree_of_item 12y ago
I'll bite, how are OCaml and Haskell "dynamic and scripted"? OCaml and Haskell are about as far from Tcl as it's possible to get.
Do you mean the recent GHC developments that let you defer typechecking to runtime? That seems a little too new, to attribute it to Haskell like that.
- gaius 12y agoI mean, you have a REPL with very high level language constructs in which you can do exploratory work, then when you are happy, take the artifacts of your experiments and compile them down into a binary. I got into OCaml in the first place because I wanted a type-safe, natively executing Python...