Frank Christoph wrote > It's partly a failing of Haskell, but > it is more because of the operating system which is completely biased towards > imperative languages and hence forces client programs to do practically > everything even though it could reasonably provide generic algorithms to > perform the dirty work. Very interesting remark. Could you give some examples of things that an operating system could do to support languages like Haskell? Joeri van Ruth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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