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This isn't exactly "hot off the presses," as the change happened concurrently with the most recent release in December of last year, but it's welcome regardless: the latest release of the Clean functional language is now available under either an LGPL or commercial license, removing the previous non-commercial restriction on the freely-downloadable version.
Clean is another in the Haskell/Miranda family of lazy functional languages, but has a number of interesting features: an integrated proof system, full native application support including a standard GUI library under Windows, and support for Dynamics, a framework for serializable, dynamically typechecked expressions.
Posted to functional by Lennon Day-Reynolds on 2/26/03; 4:49:53 PM
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Clean now available under LGPL license
