Well maybe this is too theoretical question, but nonetheless I want to ask:<br>Is there some explanations of current Erlang architectural features?<br>For example (which is the most interesting point to me) - is it possible to make an "Erlang clone" but which will have static typing?
E.g. in Haskell?<br>As I understand It's almost impossible in "ordinary" programming languages where we have mutable variables which complicate concurrency a lot.<br>E.g. there are Scala actors library but it implements just one Erlang feature of message-passing and as I see it's even not possible to send messages between JVMs.
<br>And of course we need the full power of OTP. But to implement it we need "core" Erlang.<br>Are there some other issues which are Erlang-specific and play an important role in Erlang's concurrency and which are missing here?
<br><br>BR,<br>Kirill.<br><br><br>