F# = D + reflection

[Rowan]

Um - F# is basically a port of OCaml to .NET.  OCaml (Caml generally) has been
around a lot longer than D, and in my opinion reflection is pretty minor compared
to the other advantages you'll get with OCaml and F#.

And, OCaml certainly works on many platforms - I believe the compiler can target

And, F# works under Mono.  So, your guarantee that it only works on Windows is wrong.

Those of us that know are still waiting for a language called E to come out that
is only somewhat behind the programming model offered by F# (and OCaml).