> How does one omit threading if it's not really part of the language spec to begin with? Care to expand?
Not the OP but I can't resist answering. Threading isn't really part of the language proper, but as a lazy language can make flow control from language or library indistinguishable that isn't a very important distinction.
What matters is that GHC has an excellent threading implementation in its runtime and that the compiler has the primitives to build the Haskell concurrency libraries on.
Not the OP but I can't resist answering. Threading isn't really part of the language proper, but as a lazy language can make flow control from language or library indistinguishable that isn't a very important distinction.
What matters is that GHC has an excellent threading implementation in its runtime and that the compiler has the primitives to build the Haskell concurrency libraries on.