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by moron4hire
4515 days ago
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F# has that capability, but .NET does not, so once the F# compiler has done its checking, it drops the info on the floor and you have nothing at runtime. Now, this might not necessarily be a bad thing for F# (I don't know, I'm not an F# user). The runtime type information in .NET is great, but it's all for reflection to be able to build things that a stronger type system like F# has, or a macro system, would be able to handle. |
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