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by c-cube
1928 days ago
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> What do you mean 'beyond'? It's not like there are many other languages that have compile-time polymorphism. (Java, Go, C, etc., don't.) Java does, it's called generics. Also D, rust, Ada, free pascal, nim, and most statically typed languages from the last 3 decades (even Go is finally getting them ). Still can't see why C++ is closer to ML than C, since it's literally an almost compatible superset of C. |
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No, Java is still pointers to Object and dynamic dispatch under the hood. Generics didn't change this at all.
> Still can't see why C++ is closer to ML than C, since it's literally an almost compatible superset of C.
ATS is also 'literally an almost compatible superset of C'.