Also, I found that the textbook The Haskell School of Expression by
Paul Hudak is a good introduction (particularly, if I remember
correctly, the second half of the book) to functional reactive
programming in Haskell.
Jared.
On 7/16/06, Nicolas Frisby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You might
Hello!
I'm writing a program that simulates multiple processes. The processes may
send/receive messages, do some work, or sleep for some amount of time.
I have seen that many such things can be expressed in Haskell in very
elegant manner using it functional or lazy properties. For example,
You might discover helpful techniques by searching for these
terms/projects/papers:
- functional reactive programming (e.g. Yampa project)
- resumption monad (e.g. Cheap but Functional Threads)
- concurrent Haskell extensions
- or even comonads (e.g. Essence of Dataflow)
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