Re: Mondrian.Net (Ans: it is alive). Also: Haskell for .NET?

2002-10-08 Thread N Perry
On Friday, Oct 04, 2002, at 11:43AM, isaac gouy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Does anyone know what happened to >www.mondrian-script.org? No idea, and I'm webmaster! It apparently disappeared for a short while, but the server itself was up, running, and happily humming to itself (didn't have an

CFP&P: Massey Functional Programming Workshop Jan 94

1993-08-13 Thread N . Perry
Massey Functional Programming Workshop 1994 January 12 - 14, 1994 Call for Participation & Papers The second Massey Functional Programming Workshop will be held at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand from the 12th to 14th January

Re: Nondeterminism in FP languages

1992-08-05 Thread N . Perry
The following paper has a section "non-determinism for free", now if you belive that... :-) Seriously it deals with a model for concurrently executing purely functional processes with non-determinism through the communication between the processes. Some (incomplete - lack of time) semantics exist

Re: Existential types

1992-03-20 Thread N . Perry
The Hope+C existential type is not unsound. With some help from Evan I decoded your Haskell example, please excuse the reply being in Hope+C :-) Heterogenous list of windows in Hope+C (examples here are actually Massey Hope+C, Hope+C is a moving target - but the type system is as in Hope+C).

Re: I/O

1992-03-19 Thread N . Perry
In response to Tony Davies question: Whether continuation & stream I/O are equally expressive I'm not actually sure, I have been told they're not & that continuation is more so - but I don't know they argument, however certain things are definitely a LOT easier using continuations so they certainl