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Strongly typed, lazy functional programming language. | Strongly typed, lazy functional programming language. Generated a lot of interest during the 1990's and is still one of the more popular functional languages out there but was greatly hampered at the time by the complete incompatibility of different tools available, and lack of standards and standard adherence in general. | ||
==A list of OS/2 implementations of Haskell== | ==A list of OS/2 implementations of Haskell== | ||
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Strongly typed, lazy functional programming language. Generated a lot of interest during the 1990's and is still one of the more popular functional languages out there but was greatly hampered at the time by the complete incompatibility of different tools available, and lack of standards and standard adherence in general.
A list of OS/2 implementations of Haskell
Foreign libraries with Haskell bindings
- LibcURL - Internet URL (WWW, FTP, etc) access - Open Source - Current.
- LZ4 - Compression library - Open source - Current
- Snappy - Compression lib. - Open Source - Current.
OS/2 text editors with Haskell support
- jEdit - Java based - Haskell syntax highlighting built in - Current.
A list of DOS implementations of Haskell
- Gofer - Open source - Discontinued.