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From: jwb@cepmax.ncsu.EDU (John W. Baugh Jr.)
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Subject: Functional / algebraic languages for DS3100
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Apparently NJML is soon to be released for the pmax.  My
question is `Are there any (currently available) alternatives?'
By alternatives I mean a `modern' functional language with
disjoint union data constructors, pattern matching, etc.

I heard that a scheme-based interpreter exists for Haskell--is
that true?  If so, would it run on T (using the scheme mode)?

Finally, are interpreters for algebraic languages like obj3
readily available? 

John Baugh