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I have been wondering, what prevents the development of an efficient virtual machine like JVM or PyPy for Haskell (except maybe development effort)? Is it the language structure? I think languages, that are harder to interpret efficiently (like Python, being very dynamic), already have decent VMs. Also, if nothing is obstructing such an implementation, would STG be a good target "bytecode", since all optimizations are done on Core? Are there any articles or blog posts that discuss this topic? EDITs: I am aware of HaLVM , but I don't think it is what I mean. I am also aware of runhaskell , but it is not efficient at all.
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