RE: why sample argument

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Re: speed of compiled Haskell code.

did not yet try to use parHaskell so we have nice parallel systems here (e.g. cluster with 96 Pentiums). Andreas --- Andreas C. Doering Medizinische Universitaet zu Luebeck

Libraries when Profiling

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RE: Scientific uses of Haskell?

Hi, having worked with some CA systems I want to add that not only the collection of algorithms is important but also the data base of algebraic objects. For instance the group theoretic package Magma (formerly Caley) comes with as much information on finite groups as the the libraries of

Re: OO in Haskell (was Re: What *I* thinks Haskell Needs.)

of predefined functions to work with types, but I guess most of them are already defined in the compiler/interpreter sources. Andreas --- Andreas C. Doering Medizinische Universitaet zu Luebeck

Again: Referential Equality

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RE: Again: Referential Equality

ready, but it uses an array to store the nodes, and garbage collection is explicitely programmed on this array requiring reallocation, contents copying and so forth, very ugly. Andreas ----------- Andreas C. Doering

Run-time vs. Compile-time

o do so. Whether it is better to write down the orders or the prohibitions is due to experimentation. Andreas --- Andreas C. Doering Medizinische Universitaet zu Luebeck

Memory efficiency and compile-time I/Os

Hi, I am currently playing around whereby the following questions arose: I use currently Hugs (1.4.) 1) My application has a huge amount of memory (from parsing a text representation of an PCB, i.e. CAD data) Since the data is used in a totally different sequence than it is read, I