[三道贩子] Haskell Weekly News: Issue 109

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Haskell Weekly News: Issue 109 - March 14, 2009
http://sequence.complete.org/hwn/20090314

Announcements

  darcs fundraising drive - only $720 left to go!. Eric Kow [5]announced
  that [6]donations are still being accepted to help pay for travel to
  the upcoming Haskell hackathon. So far we have raised $280, so we're
  almost a third of the way there. Think you can help?

  Vintage BASIC 1.0. Lyle Kopnicky [7]announced the initial release of
  [8]Vintage BASIC, an interpreter for microcomputer-era BASIC. Fully
  unit-tested, it faithfully implements the common elements of the
  language. On the web site, you can find 102 games from the classic book
  BASIC Computer Games, all of which run flawlessly. Have fun!

  ThreadScope: Request for features for the performance tuning of
  parallel and concurrent Haskell programs. Satnam Singh [9]requested
  feedback on infrastructure for logging run-time events and a graphical
  viewer program called [10]ThreadScope. The goal is for these features
  to make it into the next release of GHC.

  torch-0.1. Yusaku Hashimoto [11]announced a new unit test framework,
  [12]torch-0.1.

  sparsebit 0.5 - Sparse Bitmaps for Pattern Match Coverage. Ki Yung Ahn
  [13]announced the release of the [14]sparsebit library. This library
  packages the functional peal paper [15]Sparse Bitmaps for Pattern Match
  Coverage submitted to ICFP 2009 by Ki Yung Ahn and Tim Sheard.

  happs-tutorial 0.8. Crieghton Hogg [16]announced the release of
  [17]happs-tutorial 0.8, which is compatible with [18]happstack-0.2. A
  number of changes have occurred in this release, including general code
  cleanup, migration to the new Happstack.Server.SimpleHTTP API, and
  more.

  Holumbus-MapReduce 0.0.1. Stefan Schmidt [21]announced three new
  libraries: [22]Holumbus-MapReduce, [23]Holumbus-Distribution, and
  [24]Holumbus-Storage, which provide tools for building distributed
  systems. These libraries are used as the backbone of the [25]Holumbus
  search engine.

  Turbinado V0.6. Alson Kemp [26]announced the release of [27]Turbinado
  0.6, a Rails-ish Model-View-Controller web serving framework for
  Haskell. New features include support for CGI serving, statically
  compiled Layouts, Views, and Controllers, lower case paths, support for
  cookies and encrypted cookie sessions, easier installation, and support
  for GHC 6.10.

  iteratee-0.1.0. John Lato [28]announced the hackage release of
  [29]iteratee-0.1.0. This library implements enumerators and iteratees
  [30]as proposed by Oleg Kiselyov.

  Harpy 0.4.4 - Runtime code generation for x86 machine code. Dirk
  Kleeblatt [31]announced the release of [32]Harpy 0.4.1, a library for
  runtime code generation for x86 machine code. The new release features
  additional Eq instances, support for new prefetching instructions, and
  some bug fixes.

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