> Next Semester, I am supposed to teach a short course in Haskell.
> Can anyone recommend interesting programming projects which can
> be completed in about a month? Thank you very much.
apart from "pure" programming exercise
(see Haskell textbooks http://haskell.org/bookshelf/)
here are a few
Found the error. No need to follow up.
Apologies to anyone who objects to mail that turns out not to need
answering.
Murray Gross
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I am using SocketPrim to send a udp packet to each of 254 addresses on a
network. The message packets have been preconstructed and placed in a
list, whose content has already been checked for correctness and appear
to meet the specifications in the appropriate RFC. When I go
through the list (usi
...or how about a web zine along the lines of (the Linux) Kernel Notes
and cousins (http://kt.zork.net/)? This is just a (couple of?) guy(s)
closely following the kernel mailing list, and summarizing, quoting
interesting mail, providing links where appropriate and so on.
Immensely useful for th
> Ah, I forgot that you can't export a constructor on its own.
You can't?
I probably knew this once but looking at it now, it seems kinda
surprising. Haskell's module system is supposed to be just namespace
control --nothing more-- so why is it preventing me from doing something
which is per
Ian Lynagh writes:
> On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 01:32:54PM +0100, Simon Marlow wrote:
> > (:) is allowed in an export list; it is just a normal operator.
>
> An export is
>
> export -> qvar
>| qtycon [(..) | ( qcname1 , ... , qcnamen )] (n>=0)
>| qtycls [(..) | ( qvar1 , ... , q
On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 01:32:54PM +0100, Simon Marlow wrote:
>
> > As far as I can tell, the report doesn't allow (:) or []((:),
> > []) in the
> > export list, yet the hugs prelude has the first and the GHC
> > prelude has
> > the second. Have I missed something that allows them or is
> > th
> As far as I can tell, the report doesn't allow (:) or []((:),
> []) in the
> export list, yet the hugs prelude has the first and the GHC
> prelude has
> the second. Have I missed something that allows them or is
> this a bug in
> the preludes or the report?
(:) is allowed in an export list;
