At 03:08 PM 07/10/2004 +0100, MR K P SCHUPKE wrote:
I though clean was always strict, and that was the major difference
between clean and haskell (that and the fact clean is a proprietry language)
No - Clean is pure and lazy like Haskell,
- the key difference is that it uses
uniqueness types rather than monads to ensure the I/O is referentially
transparent and safe.
Keean.
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