Shouldn't Double, Float, etc. be instances of Bounded?
I've declared e.g.
instance Bounded Double where
minBound = -(1/0)
maxBound = 1/0
in a module where I needed it and there doesn't seem to be any issue
with the definition...
Frederik
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Can someone explain why this works? I would have expected an error when the
typechecker tries to unify m with (StateT [Encoding] m).
Dominic.
*Codec.ASN1.BER> :t (tc absInteger (Primitive Universal 2 1 [0]))
(tc absInteger (Primitive Universal 2 1 [0])) ::
forall m e. (MonadError e m) => m Defa
Paul,
Are you sure this isn't homework? ;)
data BinTree a = Nil | Node a (BinTree a) (BinTree a)
inorder2 :: BinTree a -> [a] -> [a]
inorder2 Nil xs = []
inorder2 (Node val b1 b2) xs = (inorder2 b1 (val:(inorder2 b2 (xs
Review the case for []. What does the parameter xs represent? How
should i
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data BinTree a = Nil | Node a (BinTree a) (BinTree a)
inorder2 :: BinTree a -> [a] -> [a]
inorder2 Nil xs = []
inorder2 (Node val b1 b2) xs = (inorder2 b1 (val:(inorder2 b2 (xs
I want to be able to traverse across the binary tree in order and that
is what I have so far.
But somehow it always r
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> >I'm wondering if there is any port of Haskell to Embedded
> >systems. Any hint welcomed
>
> nhc has been used for a number of embedded projects.
>
> Btw, you can run GHC on a machine with 12M ram, but you badly need your
> swap and it isn't pretty :)
Many years ago, I ported Gofer (th
goenzoy:
>Hallo all,
>
>I m wondering if there is any port of Haskell to Embedded
>systems. Any hint welcomed
>
>Ore the question in other form what is the smallest devices
>for a running Haskell system and is possible to
nhc has been used for a number of embedded projects. I
Hallo all, I m wondering if there is any port of Haskell to Embedded systems. Any hint welcomedOre the question in other form what is the smallest devices for a running Haskell system and is possible toglue it via Greencard.Thanks for any feedback Best regardsGottfried F. Zojer P.S.: Is Microsoft s
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