F# ships with special support for a unit of measurement system, which provides static type safety while compiling down to the numeric types instead of bu开发者_如何学编程rdening the runtime with wrapp
I am trying to design an AST for a decision logic table.One of the things I would like to be able to do with the discriminated union that represents my AST is transform parts of it for different reaso
I\'m curious why primary constructor args must be indented beyond the opening paren, in the type definition, yet may be indented with the type name when invoked.
Does anyone know why 开发者_运维问答sub throws an exception when add does not? And is this a bug?
I wrote this little web listener simulation: Agent.Start(fun (_ : MailboxProcessor<unit>) -> let listener = new HttpListener()
Bug or Am I doing something wrong ? Error13The namespace or module \'BModel\' is not defined Error12The namespace or module \'Connector\' is not defined
I am totally new to F#. I have searched high and low but I cannot find an example for what I want. let A = [| 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 |];; //maybe delimiter with ;
Trying to encode type-level peano numbers using a type provider: namespace TypeProviderPlayground open System
after searching the web i could not find an attribute grammar system for F#. Well there is fsyacc with inherited attributes but i am looking for something more expressive like Ox (Ox manual). Actually
I am writing a F# program which parses a string into a AST type which is a discriminated union. When I use fsi (on Mono + Mac OS X) to run my code, the AST is printed out in a nice format. But when
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