I want to call a Haskell function with string arguments and a string result from VBA
(MS Access).
I already know that the Com-Library of HDirect provides marshallBSTR and
unmarshallBSTR functions, but up to now I didn't manage to get it working. (A
beginner's fault, I suppose.)
What must the
Nick Kallen sent me the attached reply.
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Ketil Malde [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess I owe it to the list to elaborate on my stupidity here.
Unfortunately, and I'm going to agree with graham here, the resulting
program uses a lot of memory (parsing about one meg of HTML, producing
about 200K of results makes my 128Mb machine
A colleague of mine has been working on a kind of "XML Programming
Language". I forwarded him the recent discussions in this mailing
list, and I here forward his reply.:)
From: Haruo Hosoya [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2000 11:34:47 -0400
Dear Haskellers,
I heard there was a hot
Hi Kirstin,
| Surely this is obvious, but I cannot figure out how to properly deal with
| class constraints and monads. For instance, when trying
|
| instance Monad Set.Set where
| xs = f = Set.unionSet (Set.map f xs)
| return x = Set.single x
| fail s = Set.empty
|
|
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