Frank Rosemeier wrote:
Dear Haskellers,
I would like to implement a board game for a single player in Haskell.
The pieces may be moved one step in any direction if there is no piece
next to it,
and the goal is to rearrange the pieces to their home positions.
The Haskell program should find an
Dear Haskellers,
I would like to implement a board game for a single player in Haskell.
The pieces may be moved one step in any direction if there is no
piece next to it,
and the goal is to rearrange the pieces to their home positions.
The Haskell program should find an optimal solution (with
Dear list members,
Tomorow Monday is the last day to register on the TYPES 2009 website if
you want to pay reduced fee. Later registration is still possible and
talk submission to. We will probably (as every year) publish post
proceedings with good referee.
The TYPES workshop cover theory ptra
The persistent-map package [1] provides a thread-safe (STM) frontend
for finite map types together with a backend interface for persistent
storage. The TMap data type is thread-safe, since all access functions
run inside an STM monad . Any type that is an instance of
Data.Edison.Assoc.FiniteMapX (s
