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I don't think there's anything quite like that, but Nim seems to be a better fit than OCaml.
by beagle3 11y ago
I don't think there's anything quite like that, but Nim seems to be a better fit than OCaml.
- Scramblejams 11y agoTried that. It's quite a big and complex language, there are lots of rough edges (I had it crashing from a double free within 5 minutes of trying it out), the bus factor is in the basement and although I didn't stick with it long enough to know for sure, there's much more mutability there than made me comfortable during my short sojourn.