hello,
for the people going to the funtional programming group, last time we talked
about each picking an aspect of Haskell to learn about to teach the rest. I
am volunteering to report on O'Haskell, the object oriented distribited
Haskell with paremetric polymorphism and asynchronous and synchonous
message-passing (anyone willing to take on monads? ;-) eheh...). don't
expect an intense technical dissertation but at least we'll be gauranteed 10
minutes of on-topic conversation.
For anyone who is interested in coming we've been meeting on
random-nites-of-the-week every week and a half or so to discuss functional
programming and learning the language Haskell
http://www.haskell.org/aboutHaskell.html
if your interested just drop a line and we'll make sure we'll meet on a nite
that you can come
also, brian, you were talking about not being able to get away from oop with
what your doing
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.dylan/browse_thread/thread/5acee1fa8a76a7c8/eb079f89d8f9c5c0?lnk=raot#eb079f89d8f9c5c0
here's a quick little example of dylan oop style
nick
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