I am interested in pursuing practical development of persistence in Haskell. To this end I have been looking for code/systems which have been developed previously to build upon - not wishing to reinvent the wheel. I have found some references in the literature but have been enable to track down any "artefacts". I was hopping someone could help me. I have found: (1) Efficient Persistent Haskell, Tony Davie, Kevin Hammond, and Juan Quintela Division of Computer Science, University of St Andrews, 1998 (2) Models for Persistence in Lazy Functional Programming Systems, McNally, University of St Andrews, 1993. (3) A Functional Database (1989) (Correct) Phil Trinder (4) Two Models For Integrating Persistence and Lazy Functional Languages (1991) David J. McNally, Antony J.T. Davie (5) Realizing State-Based Database Concepts in a Non-Strict, Statically Typed, Purely Functional Persistent Programming Language Yoshihiko Ichikawa Department of Information Sciences, Ochanomizu University
Vorin, Michael writes:
I am interested in pursuing practical development of persistence in Haskell. To this end I have been looking for code/systems which have been developed previously to build upon - not wishing to reinvent the wheel.
I am implementing persistent memory for Linux (i.e. like virtual memory, but non-volatile, with ACID transaction semantics). Perhaps something will be working sometime in 2002. It is my hope that persistent memory will serve as a foundation for making functional data structures persistent, eventually leading towards a functional operating system. Tim -- "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- Benjamin Franklin
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