by Jeffrey J Weimer <jjweimer@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Jun 4, 2007 at 10:59 AM
In article <4662f59e$0$8738$ed2619ec@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
Jon Harrop <jon@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Many scientists are using the OCaml programming language for their work
> under Linux. I am not familiar with OSX but I would like to know if many
> people are using OCaml from OSX and what functional programming
languages
> they do use?
Since you asked ...
I've never heard of OCaml until now. My brief overview tells me, I won't
realize any benefit from using it versus what I have now.
I use Maple for symbolic math (our university has a site license). When
I eventually can get an Intel Mac, I'll also use MatLab (our department
has a license).
I use Igor Pro and its coding language for data analysis/graphing (worth
every penny of the cost)
I use LaTeX for typesetting (free)
I play around with JavaScript in HTML using TextWrangler (free)
I use some basic AppleScript for scripting (free)
I plan eventually to learn C/C++ coding with XCode (free)
> Also, is there anything resembling the CLR for OSX?
Don't know. What the heck is "the CLR"?
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JJW
