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Stack overflow in F#345 (6/15/2009 10:23:39 AM) comp.lang.functional Hello people, To get rid of some while-loops and explicit recursions, I'm currently reimplementing the CPS monad in F#. Here is the code: // Cont monads. let contMap f c = fun k -> c (fun x -> k (f x)) ... UTF
State monads in F#544 (5/28/2009 2:37:11 PM) comp.lang.functional Hello people, I'm trying to implement state monads in F# and I'm getting an error message, which I fail to understand. The code is below. The error I'm getting reads: "This expression has type 'c * 'd but ... UTF
Experiment: Church lists in Python040 (1/16/2009 1:34:41 PM) comp.lang.functional Hello there Pythoners, It was almost a week ago, when I got bored and thought, Python is quite a boring language, so I'd need to do some evil functional programming again. I thought, I'd share the result. ;) ... Ertugrul
Experiment: functional concepts in C35287 (11/17/2008 11:43:14 AM) comp.lang.c Hello people, I thought it would be funny to try to bring functional concepts into the C language. If anyone is interested, I have published the results on my blog [1]. [1] http://blog.ertes.de/2008/11/obscu... Ertugrul
Functional programming and large objects540 (10/25/2010 12:28:41 AM) comp.lang.functional I don't use functional programming much in my work, and in fact I know little about it. But I find the idea of controlling and minimizing side effects attractive. (It is my understanding that this is one of... no.email5(294)
Scheme as a virtual machine?2949 (10/11/2010 11:49:15 AM) comp.lang.scheme Hello, I'd like to try the idea that Scheme can be considered as a new portable assembler. We could code something in Scheme and then compile it to PHP or Python or Java or whatever. Any suggestions and point... olepar(113)
Non-strict semantics and partial application433 (6/29/2010 10:45:05 AM) comp.lang.functional Hello, I'm implementing a non-strict toy language supporting partial function application, but I've come to realize I'm confused over what non- strictness means. Consider, for example, the K-combinator: K x ... angsoon2010(2)
java/c/etc. are all "in a monad"155 (2/10/2010 11:09:22 PM) comp.lang.functional i assume that means passing the whole heap around? but the heap wouldn't be copied-with-changes, it would be directly mutated. does the State monad in haskell have some hack in the implementation to let it real... raould(114)
various forms of generic programming?12864 (2/9/2010 12:38:26 AM) comp.lang.functional hello the term generic seems to be over-used, and i'm not sure i grok all the uses and/or how they overlap. but anyway, i'm attempting to learn more about the subject. some things i've read [1] make it sound t... raould(114)
LISP vs HASKELL vs PROLOG295105 (6/23/2009 10:23:09 PM) comp.lang.lisp I'm not trying to start a flame war about which one is the best. Could anybody explain me each of these languages features and strong points ? ... eltoni.91(22)
Stack overflow in F#345 (6/15/2009 10:23:39 AM) comp.lang.functional Hello people, To get rid of some while-loops and explicit recursions, I'm currently reimplementing the CPS monad in F#. Here is the code: // Cont monads. let contMap f c = fun k -> c (fun x -> k (f x)) ... es1(159)
State monads in F#544 (5/28/2009 2:37:11 PM) comp.lang.functional Hello people, I'm trying to implement state monads in F# and I'm getting an error message, which I fail to understand. The code is below. The error I'm getting reads: "This expression has type 'c * 'd but ... es1(159)
how is Haskell not robust?6327 (5/27/2009 12:34:01 AM) comp.lang.functional cf. thread in which i take it Haskell is described as being perhaps not something you want to use in production. (http://groups.google.com/ group/comp.lang.functional/msg/2e3da091a4f912dd) why is that? because... raould(114)