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and of course we can't forget the data constructor right there on the website:

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We think of the tree as a first class value “all at once” but it is only materialised “piecemeal”

-- Simon PJ " Composing contracts: an adventure in financial engineering"

[06:28] [autrijus] shapr: I'm changing the Pugs evaluator into a compiler
[06:28] [vegai] metaperl: yes
[06:28] [shapr] autrijus: yay!
[06:28] [autrijus] shapr: without touching a line in Eval.hs
[06:28] [shapr] wow
[06:28] [metaperl] ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[06:28] [autrijus] shapr: simply by redefining the Eval monad and some TH magic

I need some parsec help... the Main.hs in the intro examples has some issues. First it required an import Char for the digitToInt function... I added that... now the function factor is calling a function parens but there is no such function... changing parens to matching (another function) does no good as it yields type errors... the Parsec distro Main.hs is
here

O'Reilly Perl.Com has an interesting interview with Autrijus Tang of Pugs fame.