The F# Journal just published an article about metaprogramming:
"We were once faced with the challenge of pricing up a project to translate the world's largest Mathematica code base into F#. This project had a multitude of unknowns any one of which could end up being a show stopper. In order to price this work properly we had to quantify many different aspects of the Mathematica code base. This article describes the approach we took, using F# to parse the entire Mathematica code base and analyze it in order to determine the complexity of the challenge we faced..."
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Background reading on the reference counting vs tracing garbage collection debate
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Eight years ago I answered a question on Stack Overflow about the
suitability of OCaml and Haskell for soft real-time work like visualization:
"*for real-ti...
2 months ago
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