Hi
I know there is a general consensus about finding out new things to use
with Haskell but I am quite a newcomer in this field and am attempting to
write a compiler and a runtime system in Haskell. At this
important juncture I would like to ask for some help with some resources,
books or links wh
Short version :
I'm using Haskell in the field of Business Modeling, mainly Banking and
Finance.
The Idea is to be able to specify (properly), test and experiment by playing
with models, before deploying them into applications ( in Cobol, Java, ...
why not in haskell one day.. ;-)
Short term, I u
I'm currently examining using Haskell for doing numerical modelling of
middle atmospheric photochemistry for my PhD work. I've long been
troubled by the disconnect between the mathematical formulation of
physical laws as found in textbooks and the imperative formulation of
them in C/Fortran/Java.
Graham's post reminded me. We have been using a 1000 LOC
Haskell program to automatically test and grade two
assignments in a course on Distributed Systems (where
assignments are implemented in C and Erlang). The testing
program is, in fact, general purpose in that it implements
an EDSL for marki
I use Haskell for processing the examination marks of our 900
students. Our University has a system that can do all of this,
but to ensure that I understood all the rules and regulations
I coded up a simple version in Haskell, which comprises around
400 lines. It takes a CSV (comma separated valu
