论文信息 - Efficiency of Functional Languages in Client-Server Applications

Efficiency of Functional Languages in Client-Server Applications

Functional languages offer considerable benefit to the programmer/researcher. Simple syntax, ease of programming, and availability make functional languages a desirable choice. There are many tools available to the researcher when developing client-server applications. But how do these environments compare? This paper will consider a functional language, Scheme, and compare its capabilities to procedural languages. We use C-MPI as a baseline for comparison

Alexander Starche | Roger Eggen | Maurice Eggen | Gerald Pitts

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