Re: Functional programming optimizations?

Subject: Re: Functional programming optimizations?
From: Vassily Litvinov (vass@cs.washington.edu)
Date: Thu Mar 02 2000 - 12:19:51 PST

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Cecil can be used to program in functional style, using closures and
read-only variables. Vortex supports optimizations of these features and
we have considered having a front-end for ML (although have not actually
implemented it).

Does this answer your questions? Please let us know about your
experiences with Cecil/Vortex.

Vassily

On Thu, 2 Mar 2000, Douglas Michael Auclair wrote:

> Dear Cecil/Vortex team, I'm downloading Vortex. Is Cecil a functional
> programming language? I don't see any other functional language that Vortex
> compiles (Dylan, Lisp, Haskell). Are there issues with compiling/optimizing
> functional languages?
>
> Sincerely,
> Douglas M. Auclair
>
>

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