Re: Haskell availability

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From: Duke Briscoe
Date: Sun, 10 Jun 1990 22:24

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This summer I hope to modify the Yale Haskell compiler to emit Mul-T
code for the Encore Multimax instead of T code.  Para-functional
annotations added by the programmer to the Haskell source code will
indicate the desired operational behavior (parallelism and order of
evaluation).  Since the Multimax is a shared memory computer, it
avoids some of the complexities that a transputer implementation would
have to deal with.

Duke

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From: briscoe-duke@CS.YALE.EDU (Duke Briscoe)
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Subject: Re: Haskell availability
Keywords: Haskell
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Date: 10 Jun 90 22:24:08 GMT
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