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| ⚫ | Johan Jeuring and Andres Loeh [http://archive.fo/X72Xq announced] (in 2006) an initiative to design a common library for generic programming, which should work together with most of the Haskell compilers, and for which they hope to guarantee support for generics in Haskell into the future. If you want to get involved (or just want to see the discussion), you can subscribe to [http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/generics the generics mailing list] (mostly idle since ~2010). Check the [http://haskell.org/haskellwiki/Research_papers/Generics Haskell research wiki] for some background on generics. |
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We have identified a number of approaches that are potential candidates to a generic programming library: |
We have identified a number of approaches that are potential candidates to a generic programming library: |
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At the moment we are discussing the advantages and disadvantages of the different approaches. Each approach is roughly two weeks under discussion and the results will be published in this Wiki Page. There is also a darcs repository where you can find some code that we are collecting. For retrieving this code do: |
At the moment we are discussing the advantages and disadvantages of the different approaches. Each approach is roughly two weeks under discussion and the results will be published in this Wiki Page. There is also a darcs repository where you can find some code that we are collecting. For retrieving this code do: |
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The template that we are using to summarise the different approaches can be found [[/Template|here]]. |
The template that we are using to summarise the different approaches can be found [[/Template|here]]. |
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| − | ==Alternatives== |
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| − | *[[Uniplate]], released by Neil Mitchell (current as of 2013). |
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We have developed a benchmark suite that tests the expressiveness of different generic programming libraries. For more information go to: [[GPBench]]. |
We have developed a benchmark suite that tests the expressiveness of different generic programming libraries. For more information go to: [[GPBench]]. |
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Recommended libraries
See Generics
Old discussions
Common library for generic programming
Johan Jeuring and Andres Loeh announced (in 2006) an initiative to design a common library for generic programming, which should work together with most of the Haskell compilers, and for which they hope to guarantee support for generics in Haskell into the future. If you want to get involved (or just want to see the discussion), you can subscribe to the generics mailing list (mostly idle since ~2010). Check the Haskell research wiki for some background on generics.
Work Plan
We have identified a number of approaches that are potential candidates to a generic programming library:
Generics for the Masses
Generics as a library
RepLib
Extensible superclasses
Almost compositional functions
At the moment we are discussing the advantages and disadvantages of the different approaches. Each approach is roughly two weeks under discussion and the results will be published in this Wiki Page. There is also a darcs repository where you can find some code that we are collecting. For retrieving this code do:
> darcs get http://code.haskell.org/generics/
The template that we are using to summarise the different approaches can be found here.
Benchmark suite
We have developed a benchmark suite that tests the expressiveness of different generic programming libraries. For more information go to: GPBench.