This document provides an overview of the Camel programming language. It describes Camel as a compiled, modular language that supports both functional and imperative programming styles with automatic garbage collection. It highlights Camel's support for algebraic data types, pattern matching, native compilation, object-oriented features, and functional concepts. The document also notes that Camel is fast and suitable for complex image processing, embedded/low-level applications, and that while not as popular as C, it has found success in applications like MLDonkey and static code analysis tools.

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2. What is It?
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This is a Camel Language Implementation
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It's a compiled language
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It able you to implement the functional and the imperative
style
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3. It's Modular
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4. It Has Garbage Collection
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5. Algebraic Data Types
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6. Pattern Matching
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7. Native Compiler
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8. OO Features
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9. OO Features
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10. About Functional Concepts
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11. About Functional Concepts
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12. Why Shoul I Use It?
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Complex and big image processing (CamlImage)
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13. Why Shoul I Use It?
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It's FAST!
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14. Why Shoul I Use It?
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It's Functional!
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15. Why Shoul I Use It?
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Embedded and Low Level Applications
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16. Why Itsn't Popular Than C?
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C is from 1974 and Ocaml is from 1990.
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C is shipped with Unix
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Many time to have success cases (MLDonkey ASTRÉE static
code analyser).
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