Re: Languages w/ win32 support

thecrow@cyberdude.com (bryce) writes:


>I have been looking high and low for a list of (and probably just
>looking in the wrong places) programming languages that :


>1. supports win32 platform
Yes.


>2. garbage collected
Yes, currently we use Boehm conservative garbage collector. native gc
will be supported one day.


>3. static type checking
Yes.


>4. dynamic module loading
Yes, as part of our extras distribution.


>5. exception handling mechanism
Yes, as part of our extras distribution.


>6. compiled files (like java .class or python .pyc)
Yes.


>7. open source/gnu/freeware
Yes.


And the answer is Mercury, a logic/functional programming language.
The Mercury home page is http://www.cs.mu.oz.au/mercury/


Pete.
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