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  • Combinator
    The first is a narrow, technical meaning, namely: A "function with no free variables" is a [[Pure|pure]] lambda-expression that refers only to its arguments, like
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  • Applications and libraries/Hardware verification
    ...is capable of translating system models to synthesizable VHDL. Moreover it is able to interface with third party EDA tools such as Altera's [http://www.m :Atom is a hardware description language embedded in Haskell. Atom compiles conditi
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  • UnnamedStandard
    ...today use various extensions. Haskell' is the next official standard, but is conservative and still retains many of the issues people complain about in This page is for discussing what we would like to see in the ideal next standard!
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  • Studly capitals
    This is a convention for naming identifiers, where the identifier starts with a cap Note that due to Haskell syntax, this would imply the identifier is a [[Type|type]], [[Constructor|constructor]] or [[Class|class]] name.
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  • Determining the type of an expression
    If the expression is a top-level binding in a module, This is also possible, just type
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  • Yampa/game engine
    ...re using [[Arrows|arrowized]] functional reactive programming. The concept is heavily based on the Space Invaders example of the Yale Haskell Group, usin ...mation frame), which together make up the whole game state. The game state is put out every cycle (rendering, sound etc.), but also fed back to the new p
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  • Encoding issues
    ...erent conventions, and they may not be correct for a particular use. There is a distinction between characters (<hask>Char</hask>) and bytes (<hask>Word8 ...a type is either a list of bytes, equivalent to <hask>[Word8]</hask> or it is a string, a list of character, <hask>[Char]</hask>.
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  • DDC/EvaluationOrder
    '''This is outdated information'''. The DDC project has moved to [http://discus-lang.o is desugared to:
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  • Syntactic sugar
    '''Syntactic Sugar''' is the name for special notations for special applications. They don't add fun ...hask> is sugar for <hask>(1:2:3:[])</hask> and <hask>do x <- f; g x</hask> is sugar for <hask>f >>= (\x -> g x)</hask>.
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  • Strict semantics
    Is the opposite of ... yeah guess what? ... the opposite of [[non-strict seman [[Strict semantics]] is used e.g. in [[OCaml]] and [[LISP]].
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  • Partial application
    ...ask>addOne</hask> is the result of partially applying <hask>add</hask>. It is a new function that takes an integer, adds 1 to it and returns that as the ...he <hask>-></hask> operator is right associative, and function application is left associative, meaning the type signature of add actually looks like thi
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  • Beta reduction
    A ''beta reduction'' (also written ''&beta; reduction'') is the process of calculating a result from the application of a function to a is ''reduced'' to the result
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  • Hackage trustees
    ...non-maintainer uploads (NMU) with small bug fixes if a package maintainer is unreachable. ...the quality of the package collection. One of the key ways the can do this is by editing package metadata, particularly to constrain dependencies when pa
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  • BayHac2020
    Planning for BayHac 2020 has been delayed, but is somewhat in progress as of Feb 2020. ...t Dan Burton (danburton DOT email AT gmail DOT com) if interested, but Dan is stepping down as organizer. This page will be updated as the new organizers
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  • Thunk
    A '''thunk''' is a value that is yet to be evaluated. It is used in Haskell systems that implement [[non-strict semantics]] by [[lazy e
    3 KB (450 words) - 20:07, 19 October 2020
  • Haskell.org infrastructure
    ...ral, the policy on the usage of the Haskell.org domain name and subdomains is set by the [[Haskell.org committee]]. The committee also manages a small am ...re all good ways to get in touch. Automated uptime and status information is provided at [https://auto-status.haskell.org auto-status.haskell.org].
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  • Informatics 1 - Functional Programming
    ...ed.ac.uk/teaching/courses/inf1/fp/ Informatics 1 - Functional Programming] is the first programming course taught to students at the [http://www.inf.ed.a For the year 2016, the course lecturer is Don Sannella [http://www.inf.ed.ac.uk/people/staff/Donald_Sannella.html].
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  • LLVM
    ...://llvm.org/ LLVM] is an abbreviation of "Low Level Virtual Machine"; LLVM is: It is developed by the University of Illinois.
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  • MonadPlus
    The '''MonadPlus''' class is defined like this: The precise set of rules that MonadPlus should obey is not agreed upon.
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  • Simple monad examples
    This page is designed to show some simple examples of using [[monad]]s, specifically usi ...assed <code>Nothing</code> on its left-hand side; or if its left-hand side is a <code>Just …</code> it strips off the <code>Just</code>, and passes the
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