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interest in a much simpler, but modern, Caml?
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| From: | Florian Weimer <fw@d...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] interest in a much simpler, but modern, Caml? |
* Jeremy Bem:
> To support my research, I've developed an implementation ("Llama Light") of
> the core Caml language. Modules, objects, labels etc are not supported
> (except for file-level modules). The system strongly resembles OCaml,
> however the completely rewritten typechecker is not only much smaller in
> terms of lines-of-code; it has a genuinely simpler design owing especially
> to the lack of first-class modules.
How do you deal with strings (are they mutable?) and polymorphic
equality (is it type-safe?)?