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OCaml, with a caveat that it's "or has non-blocking I/O", though ostensibly SMP is on its way.
by vezzy-fnord 11y ago
OCaml, with a caveat that it's "or has non-blocking I/O", though ostensibly SMP is on its way.
- woah 11y agoWrong or right, I don't think that most people would consider ocaml simple to read.
- noblethrasher 11y agoI don’t know OCaml, but to the degree that it’s like F#, then it is the case that while it is not easy (at first), it is very simple. I can almost always understand any piece of ML code within a few passes, but that has a vanishingly low chance of happening with C# or VB, both of which I know extremely well. N.B. I am using Rich Hickey’s definition of “simple” from his excellent talk “Simple Made Easy”.