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Yearly Archives: 2010
Sightings of the GHC event manager in the wild
After a few months of blissfully doing precious little hacking in our spare time, Johan and I have returned to work on the new event manager for GHC. I spent the past few days writing a paper about the motivation,…
Posted in haskell, open source
What’s in a parser? Attoparsec rewired (2/2)
In my first of this pair of articles, I laid out some of the qualities I've been looking for in a parsing library.Before I dive back into detail, I want to show off some numbers. The new Attoparsec code is…
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What’s in a parsing library? (1/2)
My goal in working on the new GHC I/O manager has been to get the Haskell network stack into a state where it could be used to attack high-performance and scalable networking problems, domains in which it has historically been…
Posted in haskell, Uncategorized
Minuscule linkscrape of mischief
While I’ve been in my corner hacking on low-level Haskell nonsense, apparently someone figured out how to make the internets more better. To wit, a few judiciously curated sources of visual edification: for great justice unhappy hipsters riot right click
Progress on GHC’s I/O manager
Over the past couple of weeks, I have been working with Johan Tibbell on an event library to use for replacing GHC’s existing I/O manager. The work has been progressing rather nicely: I now have both the epoll and kqueue…
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