fortknots

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   by fortknots 12y ago

   This is exactly where I'm at. My biggest problem is that wrapping non-persistent data structures written in C/C++ never seems comes out right in Haskell. You often have to write them in the IO monad, which is the absolute last thi
2. 2.▲
   by fortknots 12y ago

   Actually, Haskell does let you write print statements for debugging. If we have the following function: foo :: Int -> Int foo x = x `div` 0 and we want to add debugging, we can do: import Debug.Trace foo :: Int -&
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   Compelling python-based competitor to sed/awk/perl(pypi.python.org)

   2 points by fortknots 12y ago|0 comments
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   by fortknots 12y ago

   Very interesting.