Alfl


alfl

language
a lazy function language. a weakly typed, lazy functional language developed by paul hudak [email protected] of yale in 1983. alfl is implemented as a scheme preprocessor for the orbit compiler, by transforming laziness into force-and-delay.
[“alfl reference manual and programmer’s guide”, p. hudak, yaleu/dcs/rr322, yale u, oct 1984].
see also paralfl.
(1995-04-24)

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