>he isn't learning the programming language of the future
Obviously SML is the language of the future.
Every language is just slowly trying to become SML.
So you should simply switch to programming in SML now.
>push element to the end of a million element list
>do operation on it
>entire program grinds to an halt
On a different note, is Haskell still compiled to a C-like language before being compiled into machine code?
learning it? it's my job
>>55569687
>he thinks a language with a shit tier eco system and a garbage community, that introduces possibilities of errors to get rid of errors is the language of the future
>>55572256
What job requires hasklel?
>>55569687
but anon, you're talking about the glorious Common Lisp while posting an image containing haskell logo...
>>55572481
Professional space leaker
>>55572138
>entire program grinds to an halt
The same applies to singly-linked lists without end references in C.
>>55572138
>On a different note, is Haskell still compiled to a C-like language before being compiled into machine code?
No. It goes through LLVM nowadays. Look up the backends on Trac.
>>55572460
>garbage community
That's why it has a garbage collector.
>>55572481
>What job requires hasklel?
That's not the only use. At some point you just realize a language or a tool can be used to solve problems and at the end of the day that's all that matters.
