"Herman Graal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote,
> Is there any good alternatives to having to "sprinkle" whitespace parsers all over a
>parser implemented with parser combinators?
>
> It kind of decreases the readability... ;-)
>
> I'm interested in any ideas. Would like a full picture of the differ
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Look at Rex Page's Beseme project
http://www.cs.ou.edu/research/beseme.shtml
(which uses the Hall and O'Donnell book to do some interesting educational
research).
John
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John Hughes:
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> Look at Rex Page's Beseme project
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> http://www.cs.ou.edu/research/beseme.shtml
>
> (which uses the Hall and O'Donnell book to do some interesting educational
> research).
Just two useless words, on that project and *many* others.
Rex Page focuses on *discrete math*.
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The University where I did my Maths degree also had an extremely good Computer Science
department, but sadly this connection was not exploited nearly as much as it should
have been. I have two anecdotes which might be relevant:
(1) I remember being told off by one teaching assistant for writing a
The trouble here is the usual one: accumArray is lazy,
and simply accumulates a giant closure in each array slot.
Then, when it is evaluated, the stack gets big.
There should really be a strict accumArray, just as there
should be a strict foldl. There isn't in Haskell 98, but if you
are using a
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