Bertrand Constraint Programming Language

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The Google Group Pure Lang (for the Pure programming language) is having something of a discussion

People often ask me questions about how to do something in Bertrand. For example, in the thread

I'm learning Pure, and it is making me think of other possible improvements to Bertrand, so I

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Sorry this took so long (I was out of town) but Bart came over and we seem to have fixed the problem

Nat wrote: > Will http://github.com/igal/bertrand/tree/master be the official master branch? No.

Cool! The bops library defines the outfix operator [ ] to be "don't evaluate", which I

I am pretty sure copyright has reverted to me. But the big problem is that the only copy I have of

I gave a talk on Bertrand at the Portland Functional Programming Study Group tonight. I've

I love watching Sutherland's demo. I think I've seen one other video where Sutherland talks

On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 4:15 PM, Phil Tomson <philt...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Thu, Jan 22,

I've fixed some bugs in Bertrand and uploaded a new zip file of everything. This copy includes

I wrote this long before there was any concept of open licenses. My intent was that anyone could do

> The DSL DevCon itself will be in Redmond, WA on the Microsoft campus It's a trap! Phil

There is a discussion going on in another Google Group (westsideproggers) about reimplementing

I have made some significant updates to Bertrand. All updates are uploaded to the file BERTRAND.zip

I've made minor changes to Wm's original source so it can be build with modern compilers --

You can still get a copy of the book "Constraint Programming Languates: Their Specification and

The local functional programming group here in Portland asked me to give a talk on Bertrand, so I got