> People seem to be forgetting the long-standing tradition of Algol (60), > Fortran (66, 77, 90) ...not to mention Algol W, S-algol, PS-algol and H Level FORTRAN... If Simon worked for IBM he could call it FP/I, in the tradition of PL/I. So why not Haskell-1, to be followed by Haskell-2, or even Haskell-A... I'm almost missing incomprehensible discourse on the Haskell type system... Greg Michaelson
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