Hi Yahweh,

F# 1.9 supports interactive debugging, intellisense, on-the-fly typechecking and a (slightly imperfect) project system. Interactive typechecking is especially important in a type-inferred language, and I always recommend people use F# with Visual Studio or else start a community project to connect the F# interactive type checking API to their editor.

The F# Visual Studio extensions won't work with the Express editions, with the exception of debugging. That's a constraint placed by the Express editions themselves, which don't accept plug-ins.

There are 180-day trial editions of the full Visual Studio 2005 versions available from [link:msdn2.microsoft.com]. That's the recommended way of getting going with F#.

I'm told by reliable sources that F# installs correctly into the SQL Server Develoer Edition, which is only $49.95, see [link:www.microsoft.com].

Kind regards

don

By on 7/29/2007 1:33 AM ()

Hi Yahweh,

Or you can download and use Visual Studio 2008 beta 2. F# plugin works the same without any effort. Thanks to F# team for making it available.

Regards,

Can.

By on 7/29/2007 5:20 AM ()
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