On Thursday 22 January 2004 22:50, Xavier Leroy wrote:
> Martin and I discussed this issue before he posted.  It is true that
> we discuss mostly (but not exclusively) Caml here, but I thought
> a number of readers of this list might be interested by the work on
> Scala, which attacks the problem of integrating OO, functional and
> modular programming from a different angle than Caml, but with the
> kind of rigour and principled foundations that we Caml folks like very
> much.  So, if you think this announcement is spam, I'll share the
> blame for that.
>
> This said, further discussions on Scala itself are perhaps best
> carried on the Scala mailing list.

It is extremely interesting for language design hobbyists such as myself. 
Scala seems to attack the problem at an exclusive angle. I heartily support 
the effort of fellow researchers.

Regards,

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