On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Anton Moscal wrote:
> IMHO, the closest analog of Haskell among OO languages is Cecil:
> Cecil contains closures, object initialization in Cecil is lazy and
> objects are immutable by default etc.
>
> And the main: Cecil multimethods in conjunction with the Cecil static type
> system looks similar to Haskell approach to overloading, based on type
> classes.
>
> But Cecil and Haskell is a two different languages.
>
> PS: Cecil URL: http://www.cs.washigton.edu/research/projects/cecil/
See also "Cecil: using Eiffel"
www.eiffel.com/doc/manuals/library/cecil/page.html
A quote: "Cecil, designed by ISE, is the C library that
permits C and C++ applications (as well as applications
in other languages) to take advantage of almost all Eiffel
facilities."
ISE = Interactive Software Engineering, Santa Brabara,
(Meyer's company).
Jan
