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Update to the F# 1.9.3 Release

Hi all,

An update to the F# 1.9.3 release has been posted to the Microsoft Research Downloads site. Additional changes between1.9.3.7 and 1.9.3.14 are:

  • Constructed classes may now be mutually recursive with other types, fixing an incompletness in the language implementation
  • The Microsoft.FSharp.Core.Func module is deprecated (this contained a few rarely used functions related to function values themselves)
  • The prefix operators "%" and "%%" have been added as ASCII-equivalent for Unicode section marker operators used for splicing into quoted expressions (i.e. for data binding into quotation expressions).
  • Some additional identifiers in Pervasives have now been marked with the 'OCaml compatibility' attribute. We recommend people cross compiling with OCaml use --no-warn 62. [ Note: this may be a bit verbose for those cross-compiling F# code with OCaml and using these APIs heavily. In the next release we expect this warning will be off for all files ending in extension ".ml". ]
  • Bug fixes, including some installation and documentation bugs

Don

Published Friday, January 25, 2008 2:10 AM by dsyme

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Friday, January 25, 2008 7:52 AM by O'Reilly XML Blog

# Why F# *ROCKS!*

Actually, there are plenty of reasons why F# ((F == Functional) == True)) *ROCKS*. Here's a few from the previously linked F# site on Microsoft Research, Combining the efficiency, scripting, strong typing and productivity of ML with the stability, libraries,..

Monday, January 28, 2008 11:31 PM by Matthew Podwysocki's Blog

# Continuing Adventures in F#

In a previous post , I've begun a pretty fun adventure into F# . I'm still working on quite a few samples

Thursday, January 31, 2008 11:58 PM by GrayRecord

# Microsoft Research F# 1.9.3.14

Microsoft Research から F# の 1.9.3.14 が出てい...

Friday, February 08, 2008 4:52 AM by angry

# re: Update to the F# 1.9.3 Release

F# Web Tools seems to get bricked with this release: both demos throw "Ambiguous match found" at WebTools.Core\web_asp.fs:102

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