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I really liked learning ML at college. I find functional programming often a refreshingly elegant way to write certain algorithms. I have heard of F# and played around with that a bit. Still, I've written some interesting functions in ML and would like to integrate them as libraries I could use in other applications.
Usually I paste my functions into the SMLnj interpreter. Is there a way I can compile them down?
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You will have to use something like the MLj Compiler. It compiles to Java Byte code. Or you can use the SML.NET compiler to compile to .NET IL.
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It is common amongst ML for both sides to export to C and then call each others C functions. Just about everything has a FFI library for 'easily' exporting to C.
http://www.smlnj.org/doc/SMLNJ-C/index.html
so to the outside world your sml library would behave like a C library except with out the assiciated segfaults and memory leaks*
*not a guarantee
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