Hi,
I have some questions regarding the hierarchical module system now
implemented in Hugs as well as in GHC.
Currently it is possible to have a module A1.A2. ... .Am and a module A1.A2.
... .Am. ... .An (n > m) at the same time. The first one's source code would
be in file /A1/A2/ ... /Am.hs a
Hello Haskell freaks,
I'm developing some software which I call the "Haskell Web Publisher". This
software shall allow the implementation of websites in Haskell and will
consist mainly of Haskell modules providing the necessary types and
variables. By using HWP, website implementors shall be ab
perhaps you can modify 'gperf' (the gnu perfect hash function generator) to
output haskell rather than c. i actually looked into this before, it
should not be too tough as gperf always generates a generic polynomial
and just the coefficients are different for diffirente input, it would
be pretty e
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i need an associative data structure (like finitemap) which will map data
elements to Doubles. i don't need to be able to remove elements and don't
even need to insert elements once i've built the structure; all i really
care about is fast lookup. i have reasonable instances of Eq and Ord and
pr
On Tuesday 16 April 2002 07:15 pm, Jorge Adriano wrote:
> [1] Bug1?
>
> This declaration:
> > A = (,) Int Int
>
> is accepted by ghci. Is this behaveour correct,
> 1. It kind of shadows (,) is defined in PrelTup meaning that you can no
> longer use (,) prefix to refer to tuples - like (,) 1 2.
> 2
On Wednesday 17 April 2002 03:15, Jorge Adriano wrote:
> [1] Bug1?
> This declaration:
> > A = (,) Int Int
Opsss cut and paste problems :)
> data A = (,) Int Int
> is accepted by ghci. Is this behaveour correct,
This is what I meant.
Anyway in Bug 2 I used the 'correct' declaration
> [2] Bug2
I am currently working on an assignment with requires us to write in
Haskell. I am having trouble with "pipeline". The required textbook
called, "The Craft of Functional Programming" 2nd Edition. There is a
pipeline example, which I find it useful in my assignment, but for som
ons 2002-04-17 klockan 09.25 skrev Jack Tsai:
> I am currently working on an assignment with requires us to write in
> Haskell. I am having trouble with "pipeline". The required textbook called,
> "The Craft of Functional Programming" 2nd Edition. There is a pipeline
> example, which I find
Dear staff,
I am currently working on an assignment with requires us to write in
Haskell. I am having trouble with "pipeline". The required textbook called,
"The Craft of Functional Programming" 2nd Edition. There is a pipeline
example, which I find it useful in my assignment, but for som
Dear staff,
I am currently working on an assignment with requires us to write in
Haskell. I am having trouble with "pipeline". The required textbook called,
"The Craft of Functional Programming" 2nd Edition. There is a pipeline
example, which I find it useful in my assignment, but for som
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