Lectureships in Nottingham

2001-02-26 Thread Graham Hutton
Dear all, We are currently advertising for new lecturers in Nottingham. There are no particular research areas specified for these positions, but applications in the area of the Languages and Programming research group (http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/Research/lap/) would be most welcome. The closing

Tree handling

2001-02-26 Thread Martin Gustafsson
Hello I'm a haskell newbie that tries to create a tree with arbitary numbers of childs. I create the data structure but i can't do anything on it can someone please help me with a small function that sums the values of the leafs, so i donĀ“t loose my hair so fast. The datastructure looks

RE: Hello World program core dumps with GHC 4.08.1 on HPUX 10.2 0

2001-02-26 Thread BENNETT,ANDY (HP-Unitedkingdom,ex1)
I'm currently building ghc 4.08.2 on HP-UX using gcc 2.95.2, so we'll see how that goes. I have one or two local patches in my tree from last time I did this that may have an impact on the dynamic calling issue. Good luck to you. While I have a pretty good idea of how the regular C runtime

message

2001-02-26 Thread www
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Re: Tree handling

2001-02-26 Thread Lars Lundgren
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Martin Gustafsson wrote: Hello I'm a haskell newbie that tries to create a tree with arbitary numbers of childs. I create the data structure but i can't do anything on it can someone please help me with a small function that sums the values of the leafs, so i dont

RE: stack overflow

2001-02-26 Thread Scott Turner
At 01:26 2001-02-26 -0800, Simon Peyton-Jones wrote: And so on. So we build up a giant chain of thunks. Finally we evaluate the giant chain, and that builds up a giant stack. ... If GHC were to inline foldl more vigorously, this would [not] happen. I'd hate to have my programs rely on

examples using built-in state monad

2001-02-26 Thread Konst Sushenko
hello, in my program i used my own parameterised state transformer monad, which iswell described in literature: newtype State s m a = ST (s - m (a,s)) ghc and hugs contain built in implementation of state monad ST. is it the same thing? the documentation is not clear on that. if it is