← Back to context Comment by setopt 13 hours ago I believe Haskell did that for decades before C++. 4 comments setopt Reply logicchains 12 hours ago Haskell was created in 1990, five years after C++. hnlmorg 12 hours ago Haskell had generics from the beginning. Whereas C++ only added templates to its specification in 1998. zerr 7 hours ago Miranda had it since its release in 1985. jahnu 8 hours ago I was using the STL in 1994 with Zortech C++
logicchains 12 hours ago Haskell was created in 1990, five years after C++. hnlmorg 12 hours ago Haskell had generics from the beginning. Whereas C++ only added templates to its specification in 1998. zerr 7 hours ago Miranda had it since its release in 1985. jahnu 8 hours ago I was using the STL in 1994 with Zortech C++
hnlmorg 12 hours ago Haskell had generics from the beginning. Whereas C++ only added templates to its specification in 1998. zerr 7 hours ago Miranda had it since its release in 1985. jahnu 8 hours ago I was using the STL in 1994 with Zortech C++
Haskell was created in 1990, five years after C++.
Haskell had generics from the beginning. Whereas C++ only added templates to its specification in 1998.
Miranda had it since its release in 1985.
I was using the STL in 1994 with Zortech C++