The files in this directory illustrate various feature ofthe Moscow ML module language.To try out the example in file.sml simple type:mosml -liberal file.sml ormosml file.smlto have mosml highlight (ie. warn about) any extensions that are used.array.sml - implementing dynamically sized, functional arrays using first-class modules choice.sml - conditional module declarations using first-class modules collect.sml - simple example illustrating the difference between generative and applicative functors and the motivation for supporting both.matrix.sml - implementing dynamically sized, functional matrices using first-class modules (uses array.sml)bootstrap.sml - implementing Chris Okasaki's "bootstrapped heaps" The example uses higher-order functors, applicative functors and recursive structures and signatures to good effect.poly.sml - implementing polynomials using higher-order functors recursion.sml - simple recursive structures and signatures sieve.sml - implementing the Sieve of Eratosthenes using first-class structures
The files in this directory illustrate various feature of
the Moscow ML module language.
To try out the example in file.sml simple type:
mosml -liberal file.sml
or
mosml file.sml
to have mosml highlight (ie. warn about) any extensions that are used.
array.sml - implementing dynamically sized, functional arrays
using first-class modules
choice.sml - conditional module declarations using first-class modules
collect.sml - simple example illustrating the difference between
generative and applicative functors and the motivation
for supporting both.
matrix.sml - implementing dynamically sized, functional matrices
using first-class modules (uses array.sml)
bootstrap.sml - implementing Chris Okasaki's "bootstrapped heaps"
The example uses higher-order functors, applicative
functors and recursive structures and signatures
to good effect.
poly.sml - implementing polynomials using higher-order functors
recursion.sml - simple recursive structures and signatures
sieve.sml - implementing the Sieve of Eratosthenes using
first-class structures