ghci-6.3 (from CVS) shows me strictness information when I
request :info for a data type, like:
[...] Send Mailbox Stricts: _ [...]
I have no idea how to read that output, and it doesn't seem
to be documented in the manual either. Does the underscore
signify that (in the example above)
On 13 July 2004 15:02, Peter Simons wrote:
ghci-6.3 (from CVS) shows me strictness information when I
request :info for a data type, like:
[...] Send Mailbox Stricts: _ [...]
I have no idea how to read that output, and it doesn't seem
to be documented in the manual either. Does the
On Tue, Jul 13, 2004 at 03:16:39PM +0100, Simon Marlow wrote:
On 13 July 2004 15:02, Peter Simons wrote:
ghci-6.3 (from CVS) shows me strictness information when I
request :info for a data type, like:
[...] Send Mailbox Stricts: _ [...]
I have no idea how to read that
At 19:24 12/07/04 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
please bear with me if my question turns out to be a stupid mistake. It has
taken me hours to figure this out.
class Rule r u u' m where
apply :: r - u - m u'
data And = And
data Bin a b o = Bin a b o
instance (Monad m, Rule r1 u u' m, Rule
On Tue, Jul 13, 2004 at 05:01:32PM +0800, Dylan Thurston wrote:
This library will let you use a shift instead of a division,
but won't give you a constant time size function for Integers.
You can easily get a logarithmic time size function from the shift.
But did you see Data.Bits.bitsize?
Hi, I'm trying to implement some rule combinators.
I'm hoping my combinators can change the state type implicitly passed
around.
Basically, a rule should be something like:
newtype Rule m u u' = ...
where it takes an input u and returns type u' as the result. m represents
an inner monad.
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At 16:34 13/07/04 +0200, paolo veronelli wrote:
I'm working on semantics and triples (RDF co)
I've been working on something very similar, in Haskell. I also did some
work in Python before moving to Haskell. My project is Swish [1]. (I've
also just completed coding/testing of an RDF/XML
