Why is there no simple C-like functional programming language?

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  1. FStar

    A Proof-oriented Programming Language

    F* is a dependently typed language that can be transpiled to idiomatic C via the KReMLin compiler. It’s very ML-ish to write and you can leave out some proofs. It also has the benefit of being used to write a formally verified TLS implementation that’s in wide use throughout industry.

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  3. specification

    Have you seen Val Programming language? Probably not exact what you ask for, but might have some interesting aspects for you? I just learn about that one yesterday, from an article about value based programming. I haven't had time to download and test it myself yet.

  4. ante

    A safe, easy systems language

    Ante is what you are looking for. It's an ML descendant with no RTS nor AGC.

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