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    6 months ago

    How likely is it to use one for more standard programming e.g. something where python, JavaScript, C or something would normally be used?

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      6 months ago

      I believe Mercury is intended to be comparable to languages like Java, C# and Ocaml, in terms of the performance profile and generality. I don’t know what it’s like in practice though.

      I view it more as a fascinating proof of concept than a language I’d actually like to use. Really I just want new projects to steal ideas from it.