Comment on Fjord – F# programming language for the JVMComments−niggler13yHow does mono's F# coverage compare to this?−Lewix13yF# works very well on Mono. You can compile and use the open-source edition of the F# compiler [1] on both Linux and on OS X (though I haven't tried OS X).This port is in very early stages, and only has the start of a lexer as far as I can see.[1] https://github.com/fsharp/fsharp−7sharp913yF# works very well in Osx and with Xamarin Studio you can target a lot of different platforms: Windows, Osx, Android, and iOS.−profquail13yFYI, F# 3.0 is shipped as part of the Mono package for OS X.It's also available through the FreeBSD ports system: http://www.freshports.org/lang/fsharp/−profquail13y(Replying to myself, since I can't edit the post now...)More info on F# 3.0 + Mono 3.0 + FreeBSD can be found here: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/fsharp-o...Arch Linux users: the thread I linked also has instructions on how to build/install F# 3.0 and Mono 3.0, if you're interested.
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How does mono's F# coverage compare to this?
F# works very well on Mono. You can compile and use the open-source edition of the F# compiler [1] on both Linux and on OS X (though I haven't tried OS X).
This port is in very early stages, and only has the start of a lexer as far as I can see.
[1] https://github.com/fsharp/fsharp
F# works very well in Osx and with Xamarin Studio you can target a lot of different platforms: Windows, Osx, Android, and iOS.
FYI, F# 3.0 is shipped as part of the Mono package for OS X.
It's also available through the FreeBSD ports system: http://www.freshports.org/lang/fsharp/
(Replying to myself, since I can't edit the post now...)
More info on F# 3.0 + Mono 3.0 + FreeBSD can be found here: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/fsharp-o...
Arch Linux users: the thread I linked also has instructions on how to build/install F# 3.0 and Mono 3.0, if you're interested.