Haskell
Haskell Links
- The Haskell Home Page A repository for information about the lazy functional programming language Haskell.
- Green Card A foreign language interface to Haskell. Only supports interfacing 'C'.
- Haskell Tutorial A tutorial on Haskell from Walla Walla College
- O'Haskell Object Haskell: Haskell conservatively extended with subtyping, monadic objects.
- Haskell++ an `object oriented' extension of Haskell.
- nhc98 from York A Haskell 98 compiler.
- Haskell -The Craft of Functional Programming Home page for the introductory textbook on programming in Haskell, written by Simon Thompson.
- pH (MIT parallel Haskell) A parallel eagerly evaluated variant of Haskell with syntactic provisions for loops, barriers, and I- and M- structure storage.
- Jaskell Project Home Page A Java Bytecodes generator for Haskell.
- VFPE A Visual Programming Environment for Functional Languages, that can be used to develop Haskell programs.
- The HBC compiler a fast compiler and interactive system for Haskell. It includes extensions for existential types and modest heap profiling, and it is the only Haskell compiler to support unicode. Available for most platforms.
- Hello, World program Haskell
- Haskell Tutorial An introduction to Haskell, including explanation of basic concepts and exercises. [Postcript]
- HaSQL Project An ODBC interface to Haskell implemented using Green Card.
- The Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC) An optimizing compiler for Haskell, written in Haskell. Includes extensions for concurrency and heap & time profiling. Available for a number of platforms (source code freely available).
- Haskell Quick Reference: Higher-Order List Functions All functions in the Haskell Standard Prelude that operate on lists, each accompanied with a short description and example.
- Monads for the Working Haskell Programmer This short tutorial introduces monads to Haskell programmers.
- Glasgow Parallel Haskell (GpH) A Haskell extension for parallel programming built on top of the Glasgow Haskell compiler (GHC). Parallelism is identified using annotations (generally evaluation strategies), that are defined using only two extra primitives: par and seq.
- Hugs An excellent portable interpreter for Haskell which runs on almost any platform. Primarily used for teaching.
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