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Changed maintainer
from Neil Sculthorpe <neil@ittc.ku.edu>
to Neil Sculthorpe <neil.sculthorpe@ntu.ac.uk> Changed description
from The package provides normal forms for monads and related structures, similarly to the Operational package.
The difference is that we parameterise the normal forms on a constraint, and apply that constraint to all
existential types within the normal form.
This allows monad (and other) instances to be generated for underlying types that require constraints on
their return-like and bind-like operations, e.g. Set.
This is documented in the following paper:
The Constrained-Monad Problem. Neil Sculthorpe and Jan Bracker and George Giorgidze and Andy Gill. 2013.
<http://www.ittc.ku.edu/~neil/papers_and_talks/constrained-monad-problem.pdf>
The functionality exposed by this library is also used internally by the Set-Monad and RMonad packages.
to The package provides normal forms for monads and related structures, similarly to the Operational package.
The difference is that we parameterise the normal forms on a constraint, and apply that constraint to all
existential types within the normal form.
This allows monad (and other) instances to be generated for underlying types that require constraints on
their return-like and bind-like operations, e.g. Set.
This is documented in the following paper:
The Constrained-Monad Problem. Neil Sculthorpe and Jan Bracker and George Giorgidze and Andy Gill. 2013.
<http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2500365.2500602>
The functionality exposed by this library is also used internally by the Set-Monad and RMonad packages.
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2013-03-29T04:47:19Z |
NeilSculthorpe |
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