Pragmatic functional programming research

Why has this fallen so out of favor? Certain compilers have 6+ different ways of constructing a

Hybrid GCs exist but the only ones I am aware of use generational collection for young values and RC

There is a follow up work from Matt Might's group: https://arxiv.org/abs/1604.04695 I think a

I've done some work related to this since then... I wrote the Set and Map benchmarks used for the

> The .NET GC's latency is problematic I'm surprised to hear you hear that -- I thought I

Ø Less effort I think this would only be a couple of hundred lines of code. Ø Benefits more people

Racket has a bunch of forms like for/fold, for/sum, etc. They also have mutli-valued sequences, but

Do you have a reference for that name? I've never heard it used before… Cheers, Jon. From:

Garbage collectors usually expose the ability to invoke a garbage collection, control the parameters

When an object is popped off a mutable stack or dequeued from a mutable queue the implementation

I've tinkered with pool allocation of purely functional data structures using different

Android is Java-based but not JVM-based; it uses Dalvik instead. This means that JVM FP languages are

I was CC'd into a discussion about support for tail call elimination in Google's PNaCl

Sure, as time permits. --A On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 1:27 PM, Jack Fox <jack...@gmail.com> wrote:

Discussion of some new structure candidates for FSharpx.Collections https://github.com/fsharp/fsharpx

Interesting paper on reference counting that claims this out-of-fashion approach to garbage

http://ocamleditor.forge.ocamlcore.org/ ? 在 2013年2月14日星期四UTC+8上午12时37分45秒，Jon Harrop写道： Interesting

Monday, 28 January 2013 Using F# and WPF to create the World The F#.NET Journal just published an

This is a bit of an experiment. It struck me that different functional linear data structures have

Looks good! IME real world use of queues often consists of enqueuing and dequeing such that the queue

Thanks, I think I will use a simple functional scene graph using variant types. F# seems to be the

@7sharp9 pointed me to this reference in Wikipedia, which only makes it harder to "follow the

I'm also looking at C FRP. and I like what I see. Art On Tuesday, December 4, 2012 8:20:02 AM UTC

Last call for comments on re-org of FSharpx collections and data structures from the F# community

Turns out this prototype does work on my 32-bit machine. It just doesn't work in 64-bit... On

"..at the cost of several times more code"... seems to be a near perfect inverse

There is a big umbrella project called RELEASE in Europe that is trying to figure out how to write

Interesting. I'll read that article… Note that message passing between agents in F# is pass-by-

Very interesting Stack Overflow question here about weird behaviour from F# when .NET constructs a

There's some interesting work going on at the Cambridge Computer Laboratory on a project called