This is a reminder that the ICFP Programming Contest 2011 will be
starting in two weeks. See:
http://www.icfpcontest.org/2011/05/contest-announcement.html
Participants would need to prepare some virtual (or physical) machine
running Debian squeeze. See:
http://www.icfpcontest.org/2011/05/judges
Dear functional programmers,
We have published the following announcement at:
http://www.icfpcontest.org/
Please enjoy,
Eijiro Sumii (2011 Contest Chair)
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ICFP Programming Contest 2011
This year's ICFP Programming Contest will begin on June 18th (12:00
Noon GMT) and will run till June 21st (12:00 Noon GMT). As in the
previous editions, this is your chance to show that your favorite
programming language is better than all others! The problem statement
and further information
The ICFP programming contest results presentation:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4697764813432201693
Feel free to pass on this link to any other appropriate forum.
Regards,
Malcolm
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John Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ICFP Programming Contest
>
>
> There are just ten days to go to the sixth ICFP Programming Contest!
This *is* announced to all relevant groups (as in comp.lang.*, at
least)?
-kzm
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Michael Hobbs writes:
> > Just took a look at the results for the ICFP contest. Am I correct in
> > assuming that "LA" stands for Lennart Augustsson and that "Si^3" stands
> > for Simon Marlow, Simon Peyton-Jones, Sigbjorn Finne?
>
> Is there a URL for the results
Michael Hobbs writes:
> Just took a look at the results for the ICFP contest. Am I correct in
> assuming that "LA" stands for Lennart Augustsson and that "Si^3" stands
> for Simon Marlow, Simon Peyton-Jones, Sigbjorn Finne?
Is there a URL for the results ?
Tim
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> I would be interested in hearing from other contestants about how they
> think their programming language helped (or didn't help) them solve
> the problem. What language features were most helpful? Did anything
> particular get in the way? How much code did solutions take in other
> languages
Reginald Meeson wrote:
> >Lennart Augustsson wrote:
> >
> >>...
> >
> >Ooops, I miscounted. It's 376 lines of Haskell; still 137 in the optimizer.
> >(Not much productivity, just 1 line/minute.)
> >
>
> It appears Lennart is exercising his well-deserved bragging rights. :^)
I've not earned any
Lennart Augustsson wrote:
>
> 547 lines of Haskell, 137 of those line is the "optimizer", the rest is
> parsing, printing, etc.
> The parser uses parsing combinators.
> I used HBC (what else? :)
Ooops, I miscounted. It's 376 lines of Haskell; still 137 in the optimizer.
(Not much productivity,
>Lennart Augustsson wrote:
>
>>...
>
>Ooops, I miscounted. It's 376 lines of Haskell; still 137 in the optimizer.
>(Not much productivity, just 1 line/minute.)
>
It appears Lennart is exercising his well-deserved bragging rights. :^)
More power to him. Congratulations Lennart, and to all the o
Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
> > Just curious, a few questions :
> > - How long was your program?
> > - How did you do the parsing? with happy?
> > parser combinators? ...
> > - Which compiler did you use ? (Okay, i think i know ... :-))
> > - Other information you want to share with us ...
> > (e
Michael Hobbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote,
> Just took a look at the results for the ICFP contest. Am I correct in
> assuming that "LA" stands for Lennart Augustsson and that "Si^3" stands
> for Simon Marlow, Simon Peyton-Jones, Sigbjorn Finne?
>
> If so, congratulations guys! It looks like you to
> Just curious, a few questions :
> - How long was your program?
> - How did you do the parsing? with happy?
> parser combinators? ...
> - Which compiler did you use ? (Okay, i think i know ... :-))
> - Other information you want to share with us ...
> (eg. - which optimization algoritm did you
Congratulations to LA & Si^3 !
Just curious, a few questions :
- How long was your program?
- How did you do the parsing? with happy?
parser combinators? ...
- Which compiler did you use ? (Okay, i think i know ... :-))
- Other information you want to share with us ...
(eg. - which optimization
Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
> Good guess for Si^3. And I'd bet a lot of money that LA
> is Lennart. He is a demon. I nearly didn't enter because I
> anticipated the shame of a team of three of us lagging way
> behind Lennart, on his own, probably writing his in the gaps
> between implementing a
Just took a look at the results for the ICFP contest. Am I correct in
assuming that "LA" stands for Lennart Augustsson and that "Si^3" stands
for Simon Marlow, Simon Peyton-Jones, Sigbjorn Finne?
If so, congratulations guys! It looks like you topped them all, with
lightning entries to boot! (Well
or Cayenne.
Simon
> -Original Message-
> From: Michael Hobbs
> Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 5:05 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: ICFP programming contest
>
>
> Just took a look at the results for the ICFP contest. Am I correct in
> assuming that "
Folks, don't forget the ICFP programming contest! It's a 3-day
programming challenge, aimed primarily at the FP community.
There's a 1-day 'blitzkrieg' version, aimed at people (like
me) who have families that won't tolerate absence for a weekend.
You can
So who won?
--FC
P.S. Lennart, you used C??
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