The first source release of hOp, a micro-kernel based on GHC's RTS
that runs Haskell code natively, is available here:
http://www.macs.hw.ac.uk/~sebc/hOp/
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Sébastien Carlier
Jérémy Bobbio
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Hi,
I have a question about the following function.
I don't know how the definition after "where" are called.
For example, in ( D x2 (-y1) , b ++ b2 ) there is x2 defined in the
where-block. So does that mean that it calls the iteratin at line 7? But what is with
b2, does it also calls the line
://etudiants.insia.org/~jbobbio/hOp-20040219.png
Everything from the base hierarchical library not under the System
subdirectory is available. This includes threads and communication
primitives and the foreign interface, which means experimenting with
writing drivers in Haskell should be reasonably easy.
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