Re: Haskell <-> C/C++ comunication (sockets/pipes?)

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Jorge, This is exa from #kde :) Using stdin/stdout with ASCII first would be certainly easier. All you have to do is to define some GUI commands. Then if you convert to some binary interface, you could again use either pipes or sockets. I'd re

Re: Haskell <-> C/C++ comunication (sockets/pipes?)

Jorge Adriano wrote: > > Hi all, > I was thinking about making some GUIs in Qt/KDE for some haskell applications > (compiled with ghc). > My first idea was to simply run haskell applications with some args using the > GUI and get the results from some file or something like that. > Anyway someone

Haskell <-> C/C++ comunication (sockets/pipes?)

Hi all, I was thinking about making some GUIs in Qt/KDE for some haskell applications (compiled with ghc). My first idea was to simply run haskell applications with some args using the GUI and get the results from some file or something like that. Anyway someone told me that a better idea woul

RE: Joy and Concatenative Programming

[redirected to haskell-cafe] > I just found out about a functional programming language called Joy (see > http://www.latrobe.edu.au/philosophy/phimvt/joy.html). > > Joy differs from Haskell in that it has no variables. Instead, all > functions are postfix, taking a stack as their argument and re