Re: [Haskell-cafe] Tokenizing Haskell for future A.I.

Oops. Subject should have read "Tokenizing" of course. :-)
On 6/27/15, Stefan Reich
Hi folks!
I've been an avid Haskell user for a couple years.
I am now making an A.I. system that will help programming in general. It's based on a Java variation called JavaX (javax.tinybrain.de).
However, any language can be processed. The most important step is tokenization which is actually the bulk effort of the parsing process.
Thus. Anyone in the mood for contributing a Haskell tokenizer?
Instructions here: http://tinybrain.blog.de/2015/06/27/a-standard-system-for-tokenization-20606...
The benefit? One day, your Haskell coding (/refactoring) can be done by A.I. (Or a part of it...)
Cheers, Stefan

Oh, by the way, haskell-mode for Emacs also needs a tokenizer. сб, 27 июня 2015 г. в 23:18, Stefan Reich < stefan.reich.maker.of.eye@googlemail.com>:
Oops. Subject should have read "Tokenizing" of course. :-)
On 6/27/15, Stefan Reich
wrote: Hi folks!
I've been an avid Haskell user for a couple years.
I am now making an A.I. system that will help programming in general. It's based on a Java variation called JavaX (javax.tinybrain.de).
However, any language can be processed. The most important step is tokenization which is actually the bulk effort of the parsing process.
Thus. Anyone in the mood for contributing a Haskell tokenizer?
Instructions here:
http://tinybrain.blog.de/2015/06/27/a-standard-system-for-tokenization-20606...
The benefit? One day, your Haskell coding (/refactoring) can be done by A.I. (Or a part of it...)
Cheers, Stefan
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Do you have a spec link handy?
Cheers
Stefan
Am 27.06.2015 21:47 schrieb "Geraldus"
Oh, by the way, haskell-mode for Emacs also needs a tokenizer.
сб, 27 июня 2015 г. в 23:18, Stefan Reich < stefan.reich.maker.of.eye@googlemail.com>:
Oops. Subject should have read "Tokenizing" of course. :-)
On 6/27/15, Stefan Reich
wrote: Hi folks!
I've been an avid Haskell user for a couple years.
I am now making an A.I. system that will help programming in general. It's based on a Java variation called JavaX (javax.tinybrain.de).
However, any language can be processed. The most important step is tokenization which is actually the bulk effort of the parsing process.
Thus. Anyone in the mood for contributing a Haskell tokenizer?
Instructions here:
http://tinybrain.blog.de/2015/06/27/a-standard-system-for-tokenization-20606...
The benefit? One day, your Haskell coding (/refactoring) can be done by A.I. (Or a part of it...)
Cheers, Stefan
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