| A while ago I sent an email to the glasgow haskell users maillinglist
to
| explain how the Contexts differ in length feature (or bug :-))
| restricted me in writing a haskell application. I was hoping for a
| reply, however I didn't receive one (yet).
It's a sensible suggestion. Until now no
Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
| A while ago I sent an email to the glasgow haskell users maillinglist
to
| explain how the Contexts differ in length feature (or bug :-))
| restricted me in writing a haskell application. I was hoping for a
| reply, however I didn't receive one (yet).
It's a
*Main :type fromList
fromList :: (Ord k) = [(k, a)] - Map k a
*Main :type new
new :: (New a b) = a - b
The type of new probably accounts for the difference (even though it
still makes me wonder what the big deal is :)
Using functional dependencies seems to fix it, i.e.:
class New a b | a - b
On 27 May 2005 03:33, Nobuo Yamashita wrote:
I am curious about reason why in GHC hIsEOF blocks in BlockBuffering
mode while hGetChar doesn't.
I wrote following three programs for an experiment.
-- echo0.hs
module Main where
import System.IO
main = hSetBuffering stdin
[moved from libraries to glasgow-haskell-users]
Ross Paterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
GCs that happen during this process will be more expensive, as they
have to scan the stack. I suspect that GC costs are swamping
everything else for large n.
I just tweaked the implementation GC in my
On 26/05/05, Donald Bruce Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
lambdabot was written by Andrew Bromage, and is now a community
project. lambdabot 3.0 would not have been possible without the help of
the #haskell irc community -- this release features more than 450
patches from 14 contributors.
naesten:
On 26/05/05, Donald Bruce Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
lambdabot was written by Andrew Bromage, and is now a community
project. lambdabot 3.0 would not have been possible without the help of
the #haskell irc community -- this release features more than 450
patches from 14
Title: position details
Heres a job advert for a functional programmer to work
at Credit Suisse First Boston. Nowadays, banks are doing lots of
interesting things with computers, and they are pretty knowledgeable about
programming languages too. This modelling and analytics group, who I
Hello,
I'm planning to start up a project to build a 3D modelling application
in Haskell. I don't know which direction I would want to follow, hence
this mail.
I've set up a small wiki page @ http://haskell.org/hawiki/H3D.
I'm looking for neat idea's, existing projects, articles,
