Hi, continuing the above discussion "Parallel Haskell, 2 year project", here is what i want to do: - put an (almost) trivial program here that is a dynamic programming program but requires no other knowledge (like Bioinformatics or whatever). This one is attached. - write the same program but using one array for each diagonal so that it could be parallelized; using the vector package. - finally, lets see if something like that works in dph. - hint: we are typically interested in both, a final result and the table(s) for backtracking! + other topic: publish Haskell libraries for RNA-folding so that there is a benchmark against a C program, mainly for Roman and the 2-3 other people out there using Haskell for bioinformatics ;-) + other topic: if I start benchmarking in earnest, should I use HEAD because of the inliner bugs? Gruss, Christian PS: Dynamic Programming on a very high level, to see what kind of stuff I would like to be able to do (in parallel ;-) http://bibiserv.techfak.uni-bielefeld.de/adp/