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Yampa is a domain-specific embedded language for the programming of hybrid (discrete and continuous time) systems using the concepts of [[Functional Reactive Programming]] (FRP). Yampa is structured using [[Arrow]]s, which greatly reduce the chance of introducing space- and time-leaks into reactive, time-varying systems. | Yampa is a domain-specific embedded language for the programming of hybrid (discrete and continuous time) systems using the concepts of [[Functional Reactive Programming]] (FRP). Yampa is structured using [[Arrow]]s, which greatly reduce the chance of introducing space- and time-leaks into reactive, time-varying systems. | ||
Yampa was originally developed by the [http://haskell.cs.yale.edu/ Yale Haskell Group] based on the original idea of [http://www.conal.net Conal Elliott's] [ | Yampa was originally developed by the [http://haskell.cs.yale.edu/ Yale Haskell Group] based on the original idea of [http://www.conal.net Conal Elliott's] [http://conal.net/fran/ Fran]. | ||
Hackage: {{HackagePackage|id=Yampa}} | Hackage: {{HackagePackage|id=Yampa}} | ||
Revision as of 12:22, 27 September 2014
Yampa is a domain-specific embedded language for the programming of hybrid (discrete and continuous time) systems using the concepts of Functional Reactive Programming (FRP). Yampa is structured using Arrows, which greatly reduce the chance of introducing space- and time-leaks into reactive, time-varying systems.
Yampa was originally developed by the Yale Haskell Group based on the original idea of Conal Elliott's Fran.
Hackage: Yampa
Introduction
- Henrik Nilsson - A Brief Introduction to Functional Reactive Programming and Yampa
- Henrik Nilsson - ITU-FRP2010
- Paul Hudak - Yampa, Arrows, and Robots
- Yampa tutorials by Gerold Meisinger
- shaleny LazyFoo SDL examples translated to Haskell/Yampa (lecture 16-)
- References: ps, pdf
- Videos
Primitive signal functions
(download original Image:Yampa signal functions.svg)
Switches
Each switch comes in two different flavors:
- immediate: switch to the new behaviour immediately and also calculate the return value based on the new behaviour.
- delayed: return the value based on the old behaviour, but use the new behaviour afterwards. To use delayed switch prefix the switching functions with the letter 'd', f.e. 'drpSwitchB'.
Reactimation
External Links
- Yampa-Users mailing list - Yampa-related comments, questions, discussions, and announcements. You can also send bug reports to yampa-bugs@cs.yale.edu.
- George Giorgidze created YampaSynth, a modular music synthesizer written in Haskell and using Yampa.
- [1] - Hai (Paul) Liu papers and slides
- Blog about Yampa - introduction tutorials and diagrams
- Demonstrating a Time Leak in Arrowized FRP
Known users
- YampaSynth - is a software synthesizer implemented in Haskell using Yampa. It contains a framework of sound generating and sound shaping modules (e.g. oscillator, amplifier, mixer, envelope generator, filter, etc.) and example applications.
- Frag; a simple Quake 3 clone, using a very early version of Yampa called arrowized functional reactive programming (AFRP)
- SpaceInvaders; a video game, demonstrating the usage of Yampa
- Cuboid; a small puzzle game
- Haskelloids; asteroids clone
- Nettle - Programming Network Routers
- Euterpea - computer music development (also uses CCA)
- YFrob; robot simulation
Known forks
- Yampa-core
- Animas
- code cleanup
- Facts and Theories blog by Edward Amsden
- FRVR
- restructuring of modules
- DIVE project
- Kristopher J. Blom - Dynamic, Interactive Virtual Environments section 8.3