For all Portuguese reading haskellers, I am describing my ICFP 2009 contest
write-up on my blog. Feel free to comment.
http://rafaelgcpp.blogspot.com/search/label/ICFP2009
For the non-Portuguese readers, Google translation tools do a lousy job, but
it is still readable.
Regards
Rafael Gustavo
I'm part of a fairly large team. I'm the only person on the team who's
done more than Project Euler problems in Haskell, so we'll probably
only use Haskell if there's a library or program that does exactly
what we need for some task. Likely we'll be using Perl and Python, and
C++ if there's any
Last year I teamed up with a guy at work who had no knowledge of any
functional programming language whatsoever. Actually, his main dialect is
C++.
We ended up trying to use plain C++, but it took us almost 6 hours to put
network and string decoding routines to work. I gave up mainly because in
Hi,
The good folks here are really quiet about the ICFP Contest. Is anyone
participating this year?
As in the previous four years, I will probably download the problem, take a
look, and try for a while... Having a family don't allow me to go much
further, especially when teaming up with myself!
Well, I can make a bit more concrete prediction.
I'll download the problem, take a look, try for a while, discover,
that it's too hard to be cracked at once, and lose interest.
That sounds like a reason why I'm not participating.
On 23 Jun 2009, at 22:49, Rafael Gustavo da Cunha Pereira
: Dienstag, 23. Juni 2009 21:27
An: Rafael Gustavo da Cunha Pereira Pinto
Cc: Haskell Café
Betreff: Re: [Haskell-cafe] ICFP contest
Well, I can make a bit more concrete prediction.
I'll download the problem, take a look, try for a while, discover,
that it's too hard to be cracked at once
