In CL you can't declare, for example, a proper-list-of type, which is to say a type which accepts a second type and represents a proper list containing only members of that second type.
Doesn't work (for example). There kind of are ways to work around it to some extent with satisfies and ad-hoc predicate generation, but Coalton is a true value add in that aspect.
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In CL you can't declare, for example, a proper-list-of type, which is to say a type which accepts a second type and represents a proper list containing only members of that second type.
Doesn't work (for example). There kind of are ways to work around it to some extent with satisfies and ad-hoc predicate generation, but Coalton is a true value add in that aspect.