Thank you to everyone who answered to my question
Claus Reinke wrote:
> PS: Please do contribute to Olaf's GUI survey. If he could complete
> the GUI information on his Haskell page, that would be very useful.
> I share the suspicion that, after the FP community has invented all
> tho
> We have developed here a large Haskell program with ghc-2.08.
> Now we want to
> extend it by a graphical user interface, preferably using
> Haskell as well. I am
> aware of Fudgets and Haggis, but it seems that their
> development ceased in 1996
> (correct?). Obviously we are searching for
Timothy Robin BARBOUR writes:
> The last I read about Haggis was that it would be ported to ghc-2.xx
> and be involved in the ghc / hugs integration.
>
Modulo a couple of Makefile tweaks, Haggis is just about ready to be
added to the Glasgow fptools CVS repository, which is publically
accessib
The last I read about Haggis was that it would be ported to ghc-2.xx
and be involved in the ghc / hugs integration.
Is this port still in progress or was it abandoned ? Personally I had
been happily anticipating the completion of the port, since I used
Haggis in the past and was rather impressed.
> > Of course, access to the Java libraries is also one of the objectives of
> > those who have started to base their Haskell implementations on Java or
> > on the JVM.
>
> Do you have a URL for this project? I asked alastair about doing this and
> he said there are in-principle problems with g
Alex wrote:
>Another approach, which would perhaps be more generically useful is to
>use Java via the Java Native Interface.
I agree. At least it is worth a try, and I this is what I'm currently
working on (anyone else out there on the same project?-). There are
quite a few problems, though:
On Thu, 6 Aug 1998, Claus Reinke wrote:
> >Another approach, which would perhaps be more generically useful is to
> >use Java via the Java Native Interface.
>
> My current approach is to connect Haskell/Hugs and Java/JDK using
> GreenCard 2 and JNI. I thought this first step would be simple, but
Another approach, which would perhaps be more generically useful is to
use Java via the Java Native Interface. From the javasoft page:
"Java Native Interface is a standard programming interface for writing
Java native methods and embedding the Java virtual machine into native
applications. The
We have developed here a large Haskell program with ghc-2.08. Now we want to
extend it by a graphical user interface, preferably using Haskell as well. I am
aware of Fudgets and Haggis, but it seems that their development ceased in 1996
(correct?). Obviously we are searching for a library which wi
