On 3 Jan 2008, at 7:40 AM, Nicholls, Mark wrote:
I do not necessarily disagree....
But if I can identify the overlap....then I have leant the
overlap...on
the cheap.
Not really. You still don't have the context which allows you to fit
the Haskell features into a complete system. Meaning is derived from
context, it's not inherent --- and the meaning and use of even those
features that translate between Haskell and C++ is completely
different, because the context they need to fit into makes them
suitable for different sorts of applications.
jcc
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