On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 09:00:53PM +0100, Andrew Coppin wrote:
>> It's a fair bit of engineering work, there are some design decisions
>> to be made - such as how to interface with the host language (if at
>> all). Theoretically its not that hard to come up with something, but
>> it is a fair amoun
Neil Mitchell wrote:
Hi
Two (somewhat tangental) thoughts come to mind.
1. Should it not, in theory at least, be *relatively* easy to target Haskell
at anything that has a graph reduction machine? (You target Erlang, somebody
else has targetted JavaScript, I myself attempted to target Java.
Hi
>> Some time ago I became interested in compilation of Haskell programs
>> (via Yhc Core) to Erlang to be able to run Haskell code in Erlang
>> environment.
>>
>
> Two (somewhat tangental) thoughts come to mind.
>
> 1. Should it not, in theory at least, be *relatively* easy to target Haskell
>
Dimitry Golubovsky wrote:
Hi,
Some time ago I became interested in compilation of Haskell programs
(via Yhc Core) to Erlang to be able to run Haskell code in Erlang
environment.
Two (somewhat tangental) thoughts come to mind.
1. Should it not, in theory at least, be *relatively* easy to ta
Hi,
Some time ago I became interested in compilation of Haskell programs
(via Yhc Core) to Erlang to be able to run Haskell code in Erlang
environment.
This experiment seems to have been successful, so I'd like to publish
its results for everyone to read and criticize.
Results of the experiment
