Re:Clay: A new language for generic programming (based on LLVM)
by mark_l_watson on Monday July 26, 2010 @10:12AM
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As someone who likes high level languages (mostly Lisp and Ruby, and learning Haskell for for the second time), I am surprised how much I like the language: list comprehensions, type inferencing for concise code, etc. There is about zero chance of my using this new language however since my language selection is about 90% driven by what customers want.
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Re:Clay: A new language for generic programming (based on LLVM)
by mark_l_watson on Monday July 26, 2010 @10:15AM
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Hello kssreeram, question: your company web page and quillpad product look interesting; do you use Clay for quillpad development and deployment?
Re:Clay: A new language for generic programming (based on LLVM)
by kssreeram on Monday July 26, 2010 @10:42AM
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We are currently using Clay for a few projects within Tachyon for performance sensitive code. It's simply being used as a better C, and since Clay can generate light-weight C compatible DLLs, it fits in very well.
Quillpad itself predates Clay and hence doesn't use it.