Nguyen Phan Dung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Besides, if you know, would you please tell me where we can download Uniform
> Workbench?
> (I found the paper about Uniform Workbench only)
You can't download the whole of the Uniform Workbench, because we
decided to revise the subsystem which does the object file management
so at the moment it's in a state of flux. However, you (and of course
everybody else interested in this) can download
- the concurreny toolkit built on top of Concurrent Haskell which
provides synchronisation via first-order composable events, and also
standard concurrency concepts such as semaphores and re-entrant
monitors;
- the subsystem interaction toolkit, which lets you encapsulate
programs such as the Tcl/Tk shell wish into Haskell;
- HTk, a concurrent encapsulation of Tcl/Tk, together with a concurent
encapsulation of the daVinci graph visualization tool
at our anoncvs server cvs-agbkb.informatik.uni-bremen.de (see the
instructions at http://www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/~ger/cvs/CVS.html
about how to use the anoncvs service). The relevant module is called
uni.
Note, however, that this is not really a public release-- the
documentation is still patchy, and it'll probably only run on Solaris
2.7 and Intel-based SuSE Linux systems. It also needs the latest
version of ghc. We are planning a full public release of these sources
together with the revised version ofthe Workbench next year.
All the best,
--Christoph.
