My statement was just:
There are several papers on the semantics of Haskell, but none of these papers
treats recursive datatypes. I am looking for a treatment of the semantics of
recursive datatypes in Haskell, preferably by translation to known 
meta-languages
like FPC or system F.

Till

Keean Schupke wrote:

When I looked through several papers about Haskell semantics, I found that
recursive datatypes have been omitted.


I believe fairly strong reasons have been given why this would be a bad thing, and
would result in problems for type-inference. Haskell has iso-revursive types, which if
defined using the 'newtype' directive should have no run-time cost.


Keean.


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