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OmegaΩmega is a new programming language by Tim Sheard which is descended from Haskell and adds new facilities for defining static type constraints, such as allowing "users to write functions at the level of types, and then use those functions in the type of functions at value level". It also has "equality qualified types". See also Programming with Static Invariants in Omega and the manual for more information. Mentioned previously (in passing) on LtU. By Bryn Keller at 2005-04-07 21:24 | Functional | Implementation | Meta-Programming | Type Theory | other blogs | 9403 reads
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