On 13 Aug 1999 Rene Grognard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > [..] > My question is therefore: is Haskell at all suitable for complex numerical > applications ? > [..] > Furthermore would Haskell be a suitable language allowing > symbolic/algebraic & numerical algorithms to live happily under the same > roof ? I do not see any obstacle for all this. Only to spend effort, to program good algorithms. There are a couple of members in the Haskell mail list, who adverticed the programs for processing of continuous fractions. The pointer to applications in the www.haskell.org page may reveal these programs (?). Maybe, setting the precision in these programs one gets the effect of "numeric" program? ------------------ Sergey Mechveliani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
