Effectful Functional Programming Language with Scales
- Rust 82.6%
- Yacc 15.2%
- Roff 2.2%
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scalie
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What is this?
I am developing a effectful programming language, it is called scalie.
If you're interested in algebraic effects, read up about it! Maybe you have heard about it before, maybe when someone mentioned recent innovation in OCaml.