Please make this paper available in TeX form as well, for us non-A4
users over here -- the .dvi file which is at the above site prints out
with the top chopped off.
Are you sure? The format should be ACM conference style, i.e. legal
size paper. Maybe its a version problem wi
> are found in the paper "Parametric Type Classes". It can be picked up
> by anonymous ftp from
>
> nebula.cs.yale.edudirectory: pub/haskell/papers
>
Please make this paper available in TeX form as well, for us non-A4
users over here -- the .dvi file which is at the above site prints out
wi
Martin,
I find the terminology "multiple parameter classes" confusing because
I think these are the same as classes with multiple arguments,
which your "Parametric Type Classes" are definitely not.
Why not stick to "parametric" or "container" classes?
Satish
Phil Wadler writes:
The GRASP team at Glasgow is putting the finishing touches on a paper
that formally describes type classes as implemented in Haskell, which
you may find helpful. We will post a pointer to this paper when it's
done. I hope Mark Jones and Martin Odersky wi
| I am part of a group working on a new language for Microwave hardware
| design (MHDL). As it turns out, we are incorporating almost all of
| Haskell 1.2 into it.
If there is anything written about this language, please send a pointer
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I am part of a group working on a new language for Microwave hardware
design (MHDL). As it turns out, we are incorporating almost all of
Haskell 1.2 into it. When we were working on the standard prelude for
the language, we realized that we would like to have multiple class
parameters to the cla
