Hi Haskellers,
Could you suggest a good place for me to learn enough real CS theory to
understand the issues and reasons behind the design and implementation of
Haskell ? My background is in pure mathematics (not logic -- differential
geometry and stuff) and most of the books I have consulted are either too
advanced for me from a CS theory viewpoint, or spend an awfully long time
explaining stuff like set theory to computer scientists without as much
math background. I'm having trouble finding a happy medium.
thanks,
Chris Jeris (sometime MIT math grad student, maybe again later)
