On Fri, Dec 03, 2004 at 08:45:53PM +, Keean Schupke wrote:
Marc Charpentier wrote:
But Erik Meijer wrote (http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/emeijer/):
Pure functional programmers, your days are numbered. The grim reaper
is knocking at your door.
:-/
Erik Meijer wrote also this
On Fri, Dec 03, 2004 at 10:05:21AM -0500, Jason Bailey wrote:
I don't think you can really compare Haskell with the C's. C/C++, for
the time being, is the basis of most low level api's. They don't really
need a large standard library because their packages are available
everywhere and are
On Fri, Dec 03, 2004 at 10:56:24AM -0500, Jason Bailey wrote:
Would anyone know of packages out there for Haskell that support mp3's
or ogg files?
I have a (partial, I think) binding for gstreamer:
http://urchin.earth.li/~ian/minstrel/
(you only need GHC 6.3 for hcurses, hgstreamer and
(please followup-to haskell-cafe)
This slashdot story mentions Haskell being used to solve puzzles:
http://developers.slashdot.org/developers/04/12/04/0116231.shtml?tid=159tid=156
I did a quick search on slashdot to discover that Haskell has been in
the topic of a slashdot story 4 times in the
how I think one should program in Haskell. However I have changed it to the
style I would recomment and now it runs in constant space.
I'm certainly interested in general remarks about style. Consider this a
my first program in Haskell, coming from object / imperative background.
First of
All this talk of IO and exceptions reminds me of a small issue I've been
having. I like Control.Monad.Error but often my stuff is threaded through
the IO monad so, AFAICT from the functional dependency stuff, that means
my errors have to be IOErrors. Is that right? And, then, I want control
over
Is there a way in Parsec to, within a parser, throw an error generated
by another parser? For instance, something of type
ParseError - GenParser tok st a
or whatever.
-- Mark
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Hi,
Having read an interesting, but simplistic article on the development
of Quzzle in Haskell on slashdot
(http://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/12/04/
0116231threshold=1tid=159tid=156). I was wondering if anyone knew
of any more in depth reviews of what Jim Lewis did to
I'll maybe perform the actual processing I need to get the job done
first, and come back to the mailing list once I'll be stuck with
blockwise IO :-)
Arg, I tested the version with strict Stat and and no explicit IO, but
it still explodes on my log file (stack space overflow after a lot of
On 2004 December 02 Thursday 09:35, Mark Carroll wrote:
I like Control.Monad.Error but often my stuff is threaded through
the IO monad so, AFAICT from the functional dependency stuff, that means
my errors have to be IOErrors. Is that right? And, then, I want control
over what's actually
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