I have been working on a Haskell interface to the platform API
for Haiku (was BeOS.) It's C++, but the interesting thing at
the moment is the use of threads - a UI window gets its own
thread, and whatever Haskell code will be executed by callbacks
from that thread.
So it was surprising when this
Thanks again.
On 12.03.10 15:38, Max Bolingbroke wrote:
There is nothing *published* (Simon has a half-written one lying
around though), but the general approach is similar to that shown in
"Projections for strictness analysis" at
http://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/wadler/topics/strictness-analysis.h
On Wednesday 10 March 2010 04:08:19 pm Thomas Schilling wrote:
> PAP stands for partial application, i.e., a function with one or more
> missing arguments. MUT_ARR_PTRS_FROZEN are mutable objects which are
> not moved by the garbage collector. They are an implementation detail
> of IORefs and mut
On 12 March 2010 13:13, Roman Beslik wrote:
> Thanks for the answer. Sorry, I can not follow all of your thoughts because
> my knowledge of strictness analysis and GHC optimizations are very basic. :(
> I looked into GHC code once several years ago. BTW there are a lot of papers
> about strictness
Thanks for the answer. Sorry, I can not follow all of your thoughts
because my knowledge of strictness analysis and GHC optimizations are
very basic. :( I looked into GHC code once several years ago. BTW there
are a lot of papers about strictness analysis, but I do not know which
is relevant fo
