I have used alex / happy a few times
without too many problems I believe happy
now contains yacc style information
for operator precidence :-).
If I were you I would use
Happy + Alex for the scanner/parser.
but use asdl for the definition of the
data structures.
(There is a link to this
from t
The case for Turkish is stronger than that
of Latin!
In Turkish:-
There are no agreements (in number or
gender - there is no gender or noun
classes);
All verbs are regular, vowel harmonies are regular. Word order is well
defined and highly agglutinated.
And as a bonus the latinised script is
Greetings,
Have you ever asked yourself, "If only I could find an easier
way to make a higher income" and "If I had more money, I could
spend more time with my family, and less time at work" and
"I sure could use more money so I could pay off my bills
once and for all" and "I would love to get
Galois Connections submitted an entry to the ICFP programming competition.
Here are some notes about our entry.
* Completeness
- It provided a solution to the Tier 3 requirements.
* Language
- It was written completely in Haskell98, compiling in Hugs and GHC-4.08.
- It was around 2000 li
The Glasgow Haskell Compiler -- version 4.08.1
We are pleased to announce an update of the Glasgow Haskell
Compiler (GHC), version 4.08.1. The source distribution is freely
available via the World-Wide Web and through anon.
