Warp wrote:
> scott <sco### [at] scottcom> wrote:
>>> Haskell's array libraries... are a mess. Specifically, there is now about 
>>> half a dozen of them.
> 
>> Not so different with C and all its derivatives (C++, C++ STL, C++ .net), 
>> there are many different array handling "libraries", fun if you work with 
>> code that uses all sorts of different approaches :-)
> 
>   Really? C has no array handling libraries whatsoever (standard C, that is).

#include <string.h>
technically speaking. :-)

And you'd have to count malloc() and free() and memset() and all that stuff. 
It's not especially sophisticated, mind, but that counts, doesn't it?

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