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<flux__>
ooh, mlton is nowadays under bsd-license
<ketty>
and ocaml-compiler is still qpl... why am i here? ;)
<flux__>
well, personally the gplness of the runtime was the non-convenient part, not the compiler
<ketty>
i don't have a strong opinion regarding gpl vs bsd-like yet...
<flux__>
oh, and that was ancient news anyway ;)
<ketty>
hmm? :)
<flux__>
but in case someo ne is interested in whys, here's why: <1133814843.223684.175240@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>
<flux__>
posted dec 5 2005
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<ketty>
hmm.. how do i view the link?
<ketty>
o_O
<flux__>
maybe google groups supports those
<ketty>
which group is it on?
<flux__>
commp.lang.functional Subject: Re: Why BSD-style instead of GPL?
<flux__>
by Stephen Weeks
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<pango>
looking at Anubis language... it seems a bit "extreme" at times (euclidian division returning the equivalent of an 'int option', since there's no exception mecanism), and laxist at others (out-of-bound array indexes silently rounded to the closest bound), weird choices