Partial application is one of the most useful tools in a Haskell programmer’s toolbelt. Since functions are just data, they can be passed around without being supplied any arguments, just as one would with any other value. Due to the ubiquity of higher-order functions in Haskell, the ability to partially apply things is extremely useful.
Continue reading »Continue reading »This post is based off of a talk I gave on March 8, 2019, that was unfortunately not recorded. In lieu of video, I decided to write this blog post so that I could share it with others. The slides of the talk are available here, although you do not need to read them in order to understand this post.
The Foreign.Storable module provides a Storable class with two rather unusual methods:
This is the third part in my series of practical applications of the
QuantifiedConstraints extension. See also
part 1
and
part 2.
This is the second part in my series of practical applications of the
QuantifiedConstraints extension. See
here
for part 1.
