Hi Dan, part of the fault is indeed to be found with the summer. There has been an important RNA meeting a couple of weeks ago, and ICFP is only three weeks away ;-)
That being said, a new version of ADPfusion should be ready this week, making it significantly easier to write grammars and algebras for CFGs and similar things. Instead of having to write f <<< base -~+ table +~- base you now just write f <<< base % table % base meaning the width of each (non-) terminal is now encoded in the (non-) terminals and not the combinators anymore. With some additional improvements and the extreme goodness of constraint kinds, I believe the library closes to ADP usability and should have surpassed it in some instances, now. I have some major changes planned for ``my'' libraries during the fall, to expend general usability, and have many ideas from the Benasque RNA meeting to be implemented. During ICFP I hope to do some hands-on stuff with SIMD for ADPfusion. ADPfusion my highest-priority project right now, as I want to base all my existing tools on it to improve performance -- by a lot in some cases. == Regarding you wrapper project, do you want to write them yourself? I wrote a tutorial some years ago on how to do that stuff. For more automated work, look toward gtkhs. Gruss, Christian * Dan Fornika <dforn...@gmail.com> [20.08.2012 21:10]: > Hello Biohaskellers, > > There hasn't been much action on the mailing list lately. I'm curious > what people are working on. > > It seems like there is a lot of work to be done on splitting the > monolithic biolib down into smaller libraries, but there doesn't seem to > be much progress lately. > > So what's going on? Is everyone out enjoying the sunshine? Have people > receded back into the swamp of BioPerl? > > Lately I've been trying to learn how to wrap a C library with the FFI. > I'd like to wrap Dr. Jason Moore's Multifactor Dimensionality Reduction > library (libmdr), but I've found it really very difficult to manage the > conversion between C types and structs, and haskell types. > > But I'm not asking for advice here, I'm just curious what people are up > to, and what you see as high priority tasks to improve the biohaskell > libraries. > > Dan > _______________________________________________ > Biohaskell mailing list > Biohaskell@biohaskell.org > http://malde.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/biohaskell
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