Hi folks,
I just wanted to draw attention to the fact
that there is an ANSI group working on the standardisation of
"Language independent arithmetic". The draft is undergoing public
review now. Scanning casually through the pages,
my first impression is that there might be some differences to t
With rusage you can get information about
the resource usage for a command, e.g. rusage a.out.
The resident set size is the size of physical
memory used by the process at a certain time.
mx is the maximum resident set size. Size is given
in pages (4096 Bytes in this case)
id is an "integral" va
I used Chalmers' hbc.
Marc Rehmsmeier.
Consider the following :-
>module Oberon_Integer
>type Oberon_Integer = Integer
>module Parser
>import Oberon_Integer(Oberon_Integer(..))
If I drop the "(..)" HBC complains (and correctly so as far as I'm
aware). However, having to tag types with "(..)" make it tedious to
change implem
Consider the following Haskell-definitions (maybe you recognize it =>
"Is efficient backtracking feasible in functional languages?"):
strangesucc :: Int -> Int
strangesucc n = head [x | x <- [0..], x > n]
Evaluating main = print (strangesucc n)
we obtain the following table:
n | GCs | all
Hi Chris,
I believe this message should go to David.
An undergraduate, Josh Atkins, called. He wants
to know what courses he needs in order to have a cs major.
Please call him at 6-1121.
Chris, if this message does not go to David please let me know.
Thanks,
Yo,
Linda
