I\'m implementing a motif finding algorithm from the domain of bioinformatics using Haskell. I wont go into the details of the algorithm other then to say it\'s branch and bound median string search.
When reading through parfib.hs code on github, I saw this comment about memory allocation for monadic version:
My homework was to provide a function that computes \'x^y mod n\' -for any n < (sqrt maxint32) So I started by writing doing this:
I can initialize the list of Int such beautiful way: [2, 4 .. 20] And I 开发者_运维技巧am just wondering if there is any to initialize the list of my datatype in such manner.Something like this, b
type Pattern = [PatternPart] data Patt开发者_开发技巧ernPart = MatchTuple [PatternPart] | Named String |
I\'m writing a program that reads from a list of files.The each file either contains a link to the next file or marks that it\'s the end of the chain.
parseSource :: String -> Either ParserError Mod.Module parseSource src = do (imports, rest) <- parseImports (Lex.lexSource src)
Working in Haskell, I am trying to write a big list of booleans to a binary file. I can write Word8 (which is a 8 bit word) to file, but can\'t figure out how to convert from an list of eight Bool t
I\'ve made this data type, which has a lot of repetition in it. data JobState = UnsanitizedData Handle
Is it possible to write an injective function of type hard :: (forall n . Maybe (f n)) -> Maybe (forall n . (f n))
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