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- Haskell is a functional programming (FP) language.
Haskell is a very "pure" language, being lazy and free of side-effects,
however input-output (IO) and other changes
to the outside world can be made --
through Monads.
The Haskell-98 subset was standardised c1998, but most
compilers and interpreters offer experimental extensions.
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- [Programming Examples].
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- The Haskell community is active:
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- [haskell.org] c2003...
- [definition]
Haskell and libraries,
[H98 Revised Report],
[Developer_Wiki]
- [hsc2hs], Haskell and C
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[ForeignFunctionInterface (FFI)]
[(&wiki)]
-- C etc.
- [template-H] &
[wiki]
[library]
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- ghc latest ...
- [documentation /
libraries /
base]
- also try .../ghc/docs/6.0/... etc. for old versions
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