[Please could you bring this to the attention of anyone who might be interested.
Thanks, Kevin]
EPSRC PhD Studentship: Parallel Functional Programming
==
Applications are invited for a project studentship attached to EPSRC
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A N N O U N C E M E N T
The Algebraic Domain Constructor DoCon-1.07
can be copied by ftp freely, as a source program from
ftp.botik.ru:/pub/local/Mechveliani/docon/1.07/
or via World-Wide-Web:
http://www.botik.ru/pub/local/Mechveliani/docon/1.
Tim writes:
> I noticed the tracer stuff on the nhc web-site. It looks very much
> like a declarative-debugger, although that term never appeared in the
> documentation I read. Will it in fact be a declarative-debugger ?
Debugging is certainly one of the applications of a tracer. I'm not
sure
On Wed, 25 Feb 1998, Jerzy Karczmarczuk wrote:
> Compete in the space of professional production quality languages?
>
> I am sorry, but if one day the Haskell, or any other language creators
> decide to include *everything* into their language, it will be The End
> of it.
Yes that comment went t
The discussion about heap dumps, binary persistent objects, etc.
continues.
S. Alexander Jacobson:
> Java comes with a serialization mechanism that allows the user to save
> and load all objects ...
> Object databases, like PSE, provide caching and indirection facilities
...
> Relational da
> PS. Could somebody inform me what is the current status of
> multi-parametric classes?
GHC 3.01 supports multi-parameter type classes
in more or less the form described in the last section of
"Type classes: an exploration of the design space"
(http://www.dcs.gl
> "Malcolm" == Malcolm Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Malcolm> space-efficiency, portability, and good monitoring tools
Malcolm> (profiler/tracer).
I noticed the tracer stuff on the nhc web-site. It looks very much
like a declarative-debugger, although that term never appeared i
