is dependent haskell still a thing?

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  • idris2-pack

  • lean4

    Lean 4 programming language and theorem prover

    Lean is another alternative. Very fast, built by Microsoft. Dependent types, proof tactics, type classes, monads, nice macro system.

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  • IdrisExtSTGCodegen

    In practice we will probably have an STG backend for Idris2 before a dependent Haskell, then at least you could link together Haskell and Idris code

  • ghc-wpc

    GHC-WPC is an extended GHC that exports the STG and other IR (.modpak) for the compiled modules and linker metadata (.ghc_stgapp) at application link time.

    In practice we will probably have an STG backend for Idris2 before a dependent Haskell, then at least you could link together Haskell and Idris code

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