zam compiler

ZAM is an experimental lazy functional programming language. It is related to languages like Haskell and Clean. In fact, the current implementation translates to Clean. It features a different typing mechanism and aims at a greater ease of use.

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Operating Systems

Solaris, Linux, Mac, Windows

Intended Audience

Science/Research, Developers

Registered

2005-06-05

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