MacroML

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MacroML is an experimental

Turing-complete macro transformations can break type safety

guarantees that static typing is supposed to provide.

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Some papers related to MacroML include:

"Macros as Multi-Stage Computations: Type-Safe, Generative, Binding Macros in MacroML" (
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Staged Notational Definitions (citeseer)

Caml	OCaml° Eff F*° F#° JoCaml° Reason°
Standard ML	Alice° Extended ML MLton° Standard ML of New Jersey° (SML/NJ)
Dependent ML	ATS°

Programming tools

Theorem provers,
proof assistants

GeneWeb°

Designers	Lennart Augustsson (Lazy ML) Damien Doligez (OCaml) Gérard Huet (Caml) Xavier Leroy (Caml, OCaml) Robin Milner (ML) Don Sannella (Extended ML) Don Syme (F#)

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