Why doesn't F # support editing and continuing?

Visual Studio Editing and Continuing and other equivalent IDE operations are very effective for experimenting with interactive applications, as you don't have to restart the application to see the effects of code changes (most of the time). If Visual Studio already supports this for C #, then why isn't it F # yet? Does something about F # make things difficult?

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It boils down to the fact that this kind of function needs support in the compiler itself, and since the F # compiler has much less team working on it than the C # compiler, they probably have other higher priority items to work with.



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