At 12:11 am +0100 13/12/02, Wolfgang Jeltsch wrote:
what are the arguments against lazy stream I/O?
For starters sooner or later the input prompts appear after the input
request - I've even seen systems get two prompts out of sync.
HTH,
Nigel
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Hi, Bruce.
Just want to clarify the "last call optimisation"/"tail recursion"
terminology.
One does not "remove" a tail recursive call, one just make it O(1)
w.r.t. stack (or any other "where have we been" call frame structure...)
with the help of "tail recursion optimisation". "Last call optimis
On Fri, 13 Dec 2002 11:41:23 +1300
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> I've got the Farari out of the garage
Ferrari (perhaps) ? ^___^ I am Italian
I did a small program to find duplicates of .deb archives with older
version, and it was impressingly fast if interpreted with ghci, and
impressingly slow wi
Hello,
what are the arguments against lazy stream I/O?
Wolfgang
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On Saturday, 2002-12-07, 03:42, CET, Ashley Yakeley wrote:
> At 2002-12-06 15:57, Wolfgang Jeltsch wrote:
> > I cannot see how this relatively simple representation can be used to
> > describe certain parsers. If I would use Identity for baseMonad, I would
> > have a type for simple parsers. MyPars
Hi all,
Ok, I've got the Farari out of the garage, in to gear, and
even driven it slowly around the block, but every time I put
my foot down it just stalls.
I'm trying to write a non trivial gui in Haskell. At the
moment I'm using Hugs, and rapidly coming to the conclusion
that I should be usi
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