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Factor: the language, the theory, and the practice. Thursday, August 6, 2015. There was a post about Automated Reasoning in F#, Scala, Haskell, C , and Julia. That uses a simple algorithm from John Harrison's book Handbook of Practical Logic and Automated Reasoning. To simplify this equation:. E = (1 (0 * x) * 3) 12. Has support for ML-style pattern matching. And I thought it would be fun to contribute a simple solution using the match. We want to define a few types of expressions:. X ] } { T{ Add f.

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Re: Factor: February 2014

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Factor: the language, the theory, and the practice. Sunday, February 9, 2014. Inet ntoa and inet aton. I was reading an article about micro optimizing int to IP address. Conversions. The author was trying to convert a 32-bit integer representation of an IP address into the more typical string representation using Common Lisp. This is basically what the standard C library functions inet ntoa. Do I thought it might be fun to implement this in Factor. And compare performance with the C versions. Takes 0&#46...

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Re: Factor: August 2015

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Factor: the language, the theory, and the practice. Sunday, August 30, 2015. Today we are going to explore building a bowling. Score calculator using Factor. In particular, we will be scoring ten-pin bowling. There are a lot of ways to "golf" this, including this short version in F#. A sample game might look like this:. Our first transformation is to convert each character to a number of pins that have been knocked down for each ball. Strikes are denoted with. And normal hits with a number. We can solve ...

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Re: Factor: Automated Reasoning

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Factor: the language, the theory, and the practice. Thursday, August 6, 2015. There was a post about Automated Reasoning in F#, Scala, Haskell, C , and Julia. That uses a simple algorithm from John Harrison's book Handbook of Practical Logic and Automated Reasoning. To simplify this equation:. E = (1 (0 * x) * 3) 12. Has support for ML-style pattern matching. And I thought it would be fun to contribute a simple solution using the match. We want to define a few types of expressions:. X ] } { T{ Add f.

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Re: Factor: Factor 0.97 now available

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Factor: the language, the theory, and the practice. Sunday, November 2, 2014. Factor 0.97 now available. If birds can glide for long periods of time, then. why can’t I? I'm very pleased to announce the release of Factor. This release is brought to you with over 1,400 commits by the following individuals:. Besides some bug fixes and library improvements, I want to highlight the following changes:. Support for more color spaces. Including LAB, LCH, LUV, RYB, xyY, XYZ, and YUV. Support for SSL on windows.

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Factor: the language, the theory, and the practice. Friday, October 15, 2010. In this article, we will be building step-by-step a program for converting text files into PDF. The PDF specification is at version 1.7 (approximately 750 pages plus some supplements) and is available for download. From the Adobe website. The entire solution listed below is approximately 140 lines of code, and compares favorably to a 600 line Python version. And a 450 line C version. D 0 obj n. Creator (created with Factor).

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Something's about coding my bits. February 16, 2011 / Umur Gedik. Conway’s Game of Life in Factor Programming Language. I wrote in few hours everything seem ok but algorithm ahah. it doesnt work right 😀 I will cook a screencast after fix the bug. Larr; My First Factor Application. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Chris Double's Blog.

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Something's about coding my bits. February 9, 2011 / Umur Gedik. After writing some conde with haskell i tried to port pacman game but if you look the picture you can see the epic fail. He is very hungry, trying to eating walls. Whatever i use SDL for media, and pacman moves by arrow keys. Its just a collision test but i can’t. Firstly i need to write Pong game! Larr; Haskell Realworld: Nice and Basic DSL for CPU. Pong – Intro →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Pong – Intro.

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Something's about coding my bits. Archive for February, 2011. Conway’s Game of Life in Factor Programming Language. My First Factor Application. Pong – Intro. Haskell Realworld: Nice and Basic DSL for CPU. Is There Any Operating System Built On Haskell or Lisp? Lisp aa lisp :). Computer programmer, web developer and designer. My interestings; functional programming, meta-programming, coding all nights. Chris Double's Blog. Conway’s Game of Life in Factor Programming Language. My First Factor Application.

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Something's about coding my bits. February 9, 2011 / Umur Gedik. Lisp aa lisp :). Uzun zamandır imrenirdim sonunda giriş yaptım 🙂 hem eylenceli hem de baya ufkumu açtı. tavsiye edilir. türkçe kaynak bulmak zor ama www.fazlamesai.net. Ve www.ileriseviye.org. Ve Emre Seviç’in bloguna. Şuan lisp ile basit bir program üzerine çalışmaktayım program bittiğinde deneyimlerimi paylaşacağım. Chris Double's Blog. Conway’s Game of Life in Factor Programming Language. My First Factor Application. Pong – Intro.

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Something's about coding my bits. February 9, 2011 / Umur Gedik. Larr; Lisp aa lisp :). Is There Any Operating System Built On Haskell or Lisp? Roger / Apr 4 2011 1:19 pm. Which font are you using in the screenshot? Apr 9 2011 10:34 am. Ok i found a backup on the net. Font is “Liberation Mono”. Here. It is my .emacs file content. Roger / Apr 9 2011 10:40 am. Apr 5 2011 2:06 pm. Roger sorry but its my old emacs configuration so i can’t remember. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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Something's about coding my bits. Im 19 y.o. I was born in Ankara capital of Turkey. I started programming at earliest years with myself. Im still writing code for fun. Im interesting with functional programming, stack-based paradigm and new ideas about programming languages. At the moment im writing factor code and also trying to contribute. I think factor is very powerfull (really) and enjoyable programming language. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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Something's about coding my bits. February 9, 2011 / Umur Gedik. Is There Any Operating System Built On Haskell or Lisp? Http:/ web.cecs.pdx.edu/ kennyg/house/. Http:/ ogi.altocumulus.org/ hallgren/ICFP2005/. There is a haskell os project called Kinetic. But it was written in c and assembly but device drivers is haskell. ( http:/ intoverflow.wordpress.com/kinetic/. And there is a lisp os called Movitz. Larr; My Emacs. Haskell Realworld: Nice and Basic DSL for CPU →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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The Awesome Factor: Files and file-systems in Factor, part 1

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Friday, January 09, 2009. Files and file-systems in Factor, part 1. Factor now has an easy way access to get information about files and file-systems in a high-level way across all the platforms. That it supports. The API is really simple - pass a pathname and get information back about the file or file-system as a tuple. The second part of this post will demonstrate a clone of the Unix tools ls, for listing files, and df, for listing file-systems. Which map to C system calls. Attributes { archive } }.

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Factor: the language, the theory, and the practice. Thursday, August 6, 2015. There was a post about Automated Reasoning in F#, Scala, Haskell, C , and Julia. That uses a simple algorithm from John Harrison's book Handbook of Practical Logic and Automated Reasoning. To simplify this equation:. E = (1 (0 * x) * 3) 12. Has support for ML-style pattern matching. And I thought it would be fun to contribute a simple solution using the match. We want to define a few types of expressions:. X ] } { T{ Add f.

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