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<kjs3>
Anyone using SML?
<malc>
a bit
<kjs3>
Do you use for anything more than acedemic excercises?
<malc>
Not really, no. All implementations are deficient in one way or another
<kjs3>
How so?
<malc>
Mlkit, Mlton are whole program compilers(read slow), mosml does not have native backend, and (although i have never used it) SML/NJ has problems with deployment(uses heap dumping or something)
<kjs3>
What's wrong with heap dumps?
<malc>
Size?
<kjs3>
Fair enough.
<malc>
though i must add that Mlton produced exceptional good code for some stuff of mine, i was VERY impressed