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# Cloud Haskell Appetiser: (part 2 of Parallel Haskell Digest 11)
Hello Haskellers! We mentioned in the [last digest][phd-11] that we'd
have just a tiny bit more to say about Parallel Haskell. As promised,
here is the completed word of month on
However, if your are using ExtendedDefaultRules then you are likely to
know you are leaving the clean sound world of type inference.
First of all, ExtendedDefaultRules is enabled by default in
GHCi. Second, my example will work without ExtendedDefaultRules, in
pure Haskell98. It is even
Hello,
A couple of weeks ago I asked if there was interest in a library that
implements a type-safe relational algebra. The response was positive, so I
have spruced up the code I had a bit and created a repository on GitHub at:
https://github.com/PaulVisschers/relational-algebra
It is a very
Hi Cafe,
I am trying to use the TLS package from hackage, and it works fine so
far -- except when a client wants to
do session resumption (note I am not an expert in TLS, so it might be
something quite simple).
In that case, I get an alert, unexpected message, during handshake.
The handshake
Dear Oleg,
You're right. The points boil down to
That assumption (that the deviations are small) is not stated in types and it
is hard to see how can we enforce it.
and even if it's small, there's corner cases at df/dx = 0 or df/dx =
infinity (as you have mentioned.)
Thanks to your advices,
Hi,
2012/7/21 C Gosch ch.go...@googlemail.com:
I am trying to use the TLS package from hackage, and it works fine so
far -- except when a client wants to
do session resumption (note I am not an expert in TLS, so it might be
something quite simple).
In that case, I get an alert, unexpected
Hello there Paul,
Paul Visschers m...@paulvisschers.net wrote:
A couple of weeks ago I asked if there was interest in a library that
implements a type-safe relational algebra. The response was positive,
so I have spruced up the code I had a bit and created a repository on
GitHub at:
Great / thanks!!! This will be incredibly helpful for some of my present
work. :-)
On Saturday, July 21, 2012, Paul Visschers wrote:
Hello,
A couple of weeks ago I asked if there was interest in a library that
implements a type-safe relational algebra. The response was positive, so I
have
Hi,
I'm currently investigating darcs' performance issues.
The first thing I looked at was ByteString.concat, which seems to allocate a
lot of extra objects. Here is the standard definition:
concat :: [ByteString] - ByteString
concat [] = empty
concat [ps] = ps
concat xs =
Hi,
I'm working on a project that will require me to create and possibly
set registry keys.
I don't have much experience with programming on Windows either,
but I'm having to learn as you don't get many *nix PCs at a computer
repair shop, lol.
I found a mailing list post showing how to read
On Sun, Jul 22, 2012 at 5:43 PM, Tim Matthews tim.matthe...@gmail.comwrote:
On Sun, Jul 22, 2012 at 5:11 PM, Anonymous Void bitsofch...@gmail.comwrote:
but I have no idea what to put into some of the arguments for
regSetValueEx or regCreateKeyEx,
Those are just plain bindings to windows
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