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September 30, 2006 at 7:42 pm
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OCaml, and CAML are ML-based languages. ML is a functional programming language like LISP, they are getting some attention lately because Ruby has LISP-like stuff in it. You may be familiar with it because XSL has elements of functional programming. It’s a tough nut to crack for me, but there are some people who swear by it.