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MacroML is an experimental programming language based on the ML family, seeking to reconcile ML's static typing and the types of macro systems commonly found in dynamically typed languages like Scheme; this reconciliation is difficult since Turing-complete macro transformations can break type safety guarantees that static typing is supposed to provide.

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Some papers related to MacroML include:

ML programming

Software

Implementations,
dialects

Caml	OCaml° Eff F*° F#° JoCaml° Reason°
Standard ML	Alice° Concurrent ML Extended ML MLton° Standard ML of New Jersey° (SML/NJ)
Dependent ML	ATS°

Programming tools

Theorem provers,
proof assistants

GeneWeb°

Community

Designers	Lennart Augustsson (Lazy ML) Damien Doligez (OCaml) Gérard Huet (Caml) Xavier Leroy (Caml, OCaml) Robin Milner (ML) Don Sannella (Extended ML) Don Syme (F#)