I came up with a system of coloring -- you'll have to view this message as html to see it. You start with the input parameters -- those are green. Anything defined in terms of green is blue. Anything defined in terms of green & blue is purple. Anything defined in terms of green, blue, and purpl
Hello minh,
Thursday, April 6, 2006, 12:41:32 PM, you wrote:
> the code you give in the mail is +/- what i thought about ... is-it
> the fastest way ?
if you will say about your task and speed requirements, i will say how
you can do it. the fastest way is to use asm :)
> thank you also for your
thanks a lot !
the code you give in the mail is +/- what i thought about ... is-it
the fastest way ?
thank you also for your lib, i will read it later in the day.
when i said "would have to be the same" in previous mail, it's because
i like to see haskell as a really high-level abstraction where
Hello minh,
Wednesday, April 5, 2006, 10:41:02 PM, you wrote:
> but in 1/, i have to choose between different kind of array
> representation (and i dont know which one is better) and it seems to
> me that the resulting code (compiled) would have to be the same.
no, the code will be slightly diff
I am rewriting my Debian From Scratch (DFS/dfsbuild) system using
Haskell. As part of this effort, I've been making improvements in
MissingH, and have release 0.14.0.
API changes include:
* Logger handlers now are passed the calling logger name.
* When a new logger must be spontaneously creat
