COMP3610: Principles of Programming Languages
Haskell Resources

Basic references

• A description of many of the basic functions in the Standard Prelude (and a few others). [html or pdf].
• The complete Standard Prelude and its index.
• All the code from the textbook, Haskell: The Craft of Programming by Simon Thompson.
• An overview of the syntax of Haskell.

More advanced references

• A tutorial with a misleading title: A Gentle Introduction to Haskell.
• Haskell Hierarchical Libraries
• The GHC user guide
• The Haskell 98 Report

http://haskell.org/

GHC on your own computer

To save bandwidth (and your download quota), we have made a few packages available here. Burn them to CD and take it away.

• MacOS X package
• MS Windows installer

• Red Hat rpm
• Generic Linux binary bundle. (Appears to not include the OpenGL binding we will be using later in the course.)
• GHC source. You need a version of GHC (6.2 or later) already installed to build from source.
  (For thrill-seekers only. If you're going down this path, you may as well get the latest release.)

Editors, etc.

• The Haskell mode for emacs: syntax highlighting, type hints, and more.