Vincenzo aka Nick Name wrote:
> > I was going to ask what you meant here but, AFAICT, Haskell (at
> > least, GHC 5.04) doesn't appear to recognise the existence of
> > symlinks. So, whatever you meant, the answer is probably "no".
>
> I currently use module System.Posix from ghc6, there are stat
On Thu, 2004-02-05 at 13:44, Vincenzo aka Nick Name wrote:
> Yes, I forgot to say "recursively". I have an ocaml implementation but
> it's prone to errors because of missing "canonicalization", so I did
> not want to translate that in haskell for the same problem. Currently I
> workarounded this
Alle 19:13, giovedì 5 febbraio 2004, Glynn Clements ha scritto:
> > - concatenate file paths
>
> (concat . intersperse "/")
>
> Maybe you wanted something more, e.g. canonicalisation?
>
Yes, maybe an interface to realpath(3) is what I really need.
> > - tell if a path is absolute or relat
Vincenzo aka Nick Name wrote:
> I am so often in need for this (I suppose, non-existing) module, that I
> am going crazy :) I have found discussions in the archives for haskell
> mailing lists, but is there any, even posix-only, even unix-only, but
> better portable, implementation of function
Hi,
On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, Ron de Bruijn wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I need a complete 3-CNF-Sat solver that can solve
> sentences of about length 20 (or shorter).
>
> Now I use simple model checking, but that's a bit slow
> , you understand :)
>
> I have seen some algorithms on the web and some
> code-s
Hi there,
I need a complete 3-CNF-Sat solver that can solve
sentences of about length 20 (or shorter).
Now I use simple model checking, but that's a bit slow
, you understand :)
I have seen some algorithms on the web and some
code-sniplets in papers. But I presume there is some
implementation a
Hi all,
I am so often in need for this (I suppose, non-existing) module, that I
am going crazy :) I have found discussions in the archives for haskell
mailing lists, but is there any, even posix-only, even unix-only, but
better portable, implementation of functions to
- concatenate file path