Miranda dead?

[ultranewb]

Is Miranda dead? From what information I've been able to find, seems
like it hasn't been actively developed in years. The mailing list
information says only a couple of posts happen a year. A search here
for "Miranda" shows the last post on it being in 2004 or so.

[Torben Ægidius Mogensen]

Post by ultranewb
Is Miranda dead? From what information I've been able to find, seems
like it hasn't been actively developed in years. The mailing list
information says only a couple of posts happen a year. A search here
for "Miranda" shows the last post on it being in 2004 or so.

Miranda has to all intents and purposes been superseeded by Haskell.

Torben

[ultranewb]

Post by Torben Ægidius Mogensen
Miranda has to all intents and purposes been superseeded by Haskell.
        Torben

Meh, that sucks. I liked the list comprehensions with Miranda, and
every time I write Haskell code it wants me to do explicit type
conversions and it sucks.

Anyway, thanks. Seemed like this list was dead.

[Paul Rubin]

Post by ultranewb
Meh, that sucks. I liked the list comprehensions with Miranda, and
every time I write Haskell code it wants me to do explicit type
conversions and it sucks.

What conversions does Haskell require that Miranda lets you skip?

[Torben Ægidius Mogensen]

Post by Paul Rubin

Post by ultranewb
Meh, that sucks. I liked the list comprehensions with Miranda, and
every time I write Haskell code it wants me to do explicit type
conversions and it sucks.

What conversions does Haskell require that Miranda lets you skip?

fromInteger would be my guess.

Torben

[ultranewb]

Post by Torben Ægidius Mogensen
fromInteger would be my guess.
        Torben

Yup, that's the main one I have trouble with, and I hate having to
clutter my code with it.