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Lets say there was an architecture XYZ which was optimised for functional languages (like haskell). Can any tell me the advantages of such an architecture and also a “functional” assembly language?
Thanks in advance
forth is lightweight and low-level lisp.. and,
stack-computer architecture for forth and lisp
lisp-machine
Second-Generation Stack Computer Architecture (pdf) (scholar search)