Monthly Archives: January 2007

Well, I Think I’m Funny

By Robert Fischer | Published: January 10, 2007

I’ve been hard at work the last month or two building an extensible continuous integration implementation. Now that the system is “official”, I figure I should come up with a name for it. I wanted to call it “Generic Build System (GBS)”, pronounced “JEE-bus”. I giggled when I came up with it, but all my [...]

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Java’s Failure to be Lazy

By Robert Fischer | Published: January 2, 2007

Laziness is cool, and Java all but completely fails to be lazy, which is a shame considering how useful the trick is.

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Sorting Lazy Lists

By Brian Hurt | Published: January 1, 2007

I’ve come up with a neat algorithm for sorting lazy lists. I’m not sure if it’s original or not, but it’s a neat enough trick I thought I’d pass it on.

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Ocaml Lazy Lists- An Introduction

By Brian Hurt | Published: January 1, 2007

Solidifying this blogs iron-fisted hold on being the leading provider of information for Ocaml Lazy Lists (hope you weren’t drinking there), I thought I’d add in some old-fasioned meanderings on the subject. Lazy lists are, I beleive, a powerful and usefull concept. Unfortunately, they are virtually unknown outside of the functional programming community, and, I think, under appreciated even within the functional language community. There use and power deserves to be popularized.

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