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I can actually present a way, how this is potentially done significantly easier I have explored several options for the F# implementation We ultimately decided to go the route with source gen to dotnet, which seems obvious, and is also a significant steeper step than before, but I learned a thing or two about potential other candidates | 02:07:35 | |
Considering Haskell can compile to wasm now, and assuming the GC is handled correctly, I can see it running on the GraalVM. Now, what helps that? Kotlin has support, and they are pretty far with their implementation. They are working on it since years, and they implemented it as module. Graal supports an API to call Haskell/wasm from any other language on the platform, and that includes Kotlin. The API is unsuitable for programming on it directly, and I think it is suitable to put a layer on top, that abstracts it nicer. I also thought about a whole bunch of other solutions. But every one of them is even crazier or less maintainable than the Kotlin route. Eta is sadly not developed anymore. The wasm plugin for Godot is stuck in 3 and waits for the Rust plugin for 4, and that takes aeons. Implementing Haskell on GDExtension is obviously possible and probably the most sane approach. (Honestly, I think implementing any language on GDNative had been a mistake, considering it's bad abstraction level and the obvious need for something else, but it's easy to say that in hindsight) | 02:24:48 | |
* Considering Haskell can compile to wasm now, and assuming the GC is handled correctly, I can see it running on the GraalVM. Now, what helps that? Kotlin has support, and they are pretty far with their implementation. They are working on it since years, and they implemented it as module. Graal supports an API to call Haskell/wasm from any other language on the platform, and that includes Kotlin. The API is unsuitable for programming on it directly, and I think it is suitable to put a layer on top, that abstracts it nicer. I also thought about a whole bunch of other solutions. But every one of them is even crazier or less maintainable than the Kotlin route. Eta is sadly not developed anymore. The wasm plugin for Godot is stuck in 3 and waits for the Rust plugin for 4, and that takes aeons. Implementing Haskell on GDExtension is obviously possible and probably the most sane approach. (Honestly, I think implementing any language on GDNative had been a mistake, considering it's bad abstraction level and the obvious need for something else, but it's easy to say that in hindsight) | 02:24:52 | |
* Considering Haskell can compile to wasm now, and assuming the GC is handled correctly, I can see it running on the GraalVM. Now, what helps that? Kotlin has support, and they are pretty far with their implementation. They are working on it since years, and they implemented it as module. Graal supports an API to call Haskell/wasm from any other language on the platform, and that includes Kotlin. The API is unsuitable for programming on it directly, and I think it is suitable to put a layer on top, that abstracts it nicer. I also thought about a whole bunch of other solutions. But every one of them is even crazier or less maintainable than the Kotlin route. Eta is sadly not developed anymore. The wasm plugin for Godot is stuck in 3 and waits for the Rust plugin for 4, and that takes aeons. Implementing Haskell on GDExtension is obviously possible and probably the most sane approach. (Honestly, I think implementing any language on GDNative had been a mistake, considering it's bad abstraction level and the obvious need for something else, but it's easy to say that in hindsight) | 02:31:40 | |
The LLVM runtime of Graal is also an option, I think. https://www.graalvm.org/ | 02:42:04 | |
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https://www.reddit.com/r/godot/comments/11f3rpj/now_its_official_the_wait_is_over/ | 05:18:28 | |
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