Are there native compilers for functional programming languages

Question

Joel Spolsky praised the internal code versions of programs that are not run-time dependent.

What compilers for native code are available for functional languages?

Answer 1

This message is really obscure. The question arises: "Are there compilers for functional languages ​​that can create their own executable files without the need to install additional software?"

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

PLT JIT.

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All common Lisp implementations that I know about, except CLISP, compile into native code. (Whether CL should be considered a functional language, however, depends on what is meant by the term “functional.”)

MLton is a highly optimizing compiler for standard ML.

Functional languages ​​can be and for some time been compiled very efficiently. In this regard, there is no difference with imperative languages.