Standard ML: the Newmar King-Aire of module systems

from Iowa Type Theory Commute · host Aaron Stump

SML has arguably the most complicated/powerful module system of any existing programming language. It is a luxury RV to Haskell's camper van. I take a high-level look, following a very nice paper by Xavier Leroy, titled "A modular module system".

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