Re: Why can't Haskell be faster?

>> From what I've seen of Clean it seems almost like Haskell. It even
>>
> distributes a Haskell->Clean translator so the obvious question is,
> why is Haskell slower?
>

It's also something I've wondered about, and I'm curious about the  
answer...

One of the differences between Haskell and Clean is how side-effects  
are allowed
(Uniqueness Types for Clean, and Monadic I/O for Haskell)

GHC also supports a lot of extensions beyong Haskell98.

Does it explain the difference in performances ? I don't know...

Experts please !


Manu


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