At 07:54 +0100 98/06/17, Simon L Peyton Jones wrote:
>> Ideally, I would like to write cgifunctions of type:
>>
>> myCGIFunction:: [HTTPRequest]->[DatabaseVersion]->
>> ([HTTPResponse],[DatabaseChanges])
>>
>> HTTPRequests come from _middleware_ that recieves http requests fro
S. Alexander Jacobson wrote:
> [...]
> However, Haskell/Com (built on top of Greencard?) seems to be able
> to propagate garbage collection information from Haskell to C so that
> when a Haskell/COM Object is no longer in use, there is some
> functionality decrements its reference counter automati
> I just reread Dima's answer to my query about the database access in
> particular and am confused. Dima says that he can't allow queries
> outside the IOMonad because he has to worry about freeing memory (query
> output).
>
> However, Haskell/Com (built on top of Greencard?) seems to be able
Alex,
> > main = do input <- getContents
> > putStr $ addTwo $ makeLines input
>
> > addTwo lines = ask1++(ask2 (Strict x)) ++ (result (Strict y))
> > where x:y:xs = map read lines
> > ask1 = "Enter an Integer: "
> > ask2 _ = "Enter another Integer: "
>
On Wed, 17 Jun 1998, Simon L Peyton Jones wrote:
> What is "Strict". If you said (x `seq` ask2) instead
> of (ask2 (Strict x)) then you should get the behaviour you expect.
"x `seq` ask2" didn't worth but after a little more research, "ask2
`strict` x" did.
The general question is whether it i
On 16-Jun-1998, Greg Michaelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In SML(sorry...), in: handle
> is evaluated and any exception raised within it is handled by an
> appropriate handler in . If there isn't one then the exception
> is handled in the enclosing environment for the whole construct. Simila
