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Great publication, keep them coming! Please consider setting up an RSS/Atom/etc. feed for this.
 
Great publication, keep them coming! Please consider setting up an RSS/Atom/etc. feed for this.
   
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--[[User:raould|raould]] June 6 2007
 
Any chance of an HTML version (no matter how lame the results of an automated PDF2HTML might be)?
 
Any chance of an HTML version (no matter how lame the results of an automated PDF2HTML might be)?

Revision as of 19:19, 6 June 2007

I'd welcome any feedback and discussion about The Monad.Reader. Don't like the class file? Love the articles? Shout it out! --WouterSwierstra 10:38, 31 January 2007 (UTC)


The layout

I think the twosided should be dropped from the latex class file, that would make it a lot more pleasant to read on a screen.

--Twanvl 13:50, 31 January 2007 (UTC)

Although those of use with wide screens quite like putting the pdf up in 2-page side-by-side mode in which the twosided option looks better!

--Pharm 11:26, 1 February 2007 (UTC) (I have an ordinary 4:3 screen at home though. TBH the twosided thing doesn't bother me either way...)

--Mnislaih 13:50, 3 February 2007 (UTC) Wow! This issue of TMR is excellent. I am loving the tutorial style of all the three articles. Right now I'm in section 2 of Russell's excellent assembler and found that the newtype definition for the AssemblyCodeMonad needs to be:

newtype AssemblyCodeMonad a = 
  AssemblyCodeMonad
     (RWS [(Label,Location)]
          [Either (Instruction Register) (Label,Location)]
          (Location, Integer)
          a)
  deriving (Monad, MonadReader [(Label,Location)], 
                MonadWriter [Either (Instruction Register) (Label,Location)],
                MonadState (Location, Integer))

--Yang 17:04, 5 March 2007 (EST) Great publication, keep them coming! Please consider setting up an RSS/Atom/etc. feed for this.

--raould June 6 2007 Any chance of an HTML version (no matter how lame the results of an automated PDF2HTML might be)?