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win32 F/OSS development - Haskell
Haskell is the result of an effort to consolidate the multiple pure functional languages that existed in the late 80's. As such, it's a lazy functional language.
Install
Head over to the Glasgow Haskell Compiler webpage. Grab the Windows version. There is both a 'Windows (x86) (standalone)' and a 'Windows (x86) (Visual Studio version)'. If you've got VS dot net, you can grab the Visual Studio version from it's page. They're Windows installers, so just double click the download file.
Documentation
- 99 Haskell Problems: from the wiki
- Haskell Tutorial for C Programmers: also from the wiki, a nice intro to functional programming in general.
- Why Functional Programming matters: An overview of the benefits of functional languages in genenral.
- The Implementation of Functional Programming Languages: out of print, but available online.
- Type Theory and Functional Programming: Also out of print, but available online.