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Industrial uses of Caml: examples and lessons learned from the smart card industry Export

In CUFP '07: Proceedings of the 4th ACM SIGPLAN workshop on Commercial users of functional programming (2007), pp. 1-4.

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The first part of this talk will show some examples of uses of Caml in industrial contexts, especially at companies that are part of the Caml consortium. The second part discusses my personal experience at the Trusted Logic start-up company, developing high-security software components for smart cards. While technological limitations prevent running functional languages on such low-resource systems, the development and certification of smart card software present a number of challenges where functional programming can help.


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