COSC 8 Announcements, Fall 2009

[Last updated 29-September-2009 at 05:57PM]

Sections

• Ken Greim, 11 am, 114 Sudikoff
  • Emily G. Freebairn
  • Brenna M. Gibbons
  • Carolyn J. Mabee
  • Justin S. Murray
  • Ye Tang
  • Maya Viavant
  • Peter R. Williams
• Katelin Bailey, 2 pm, 114 Sudikoff
  • Steven S. Dai
  • Luke Fowlie
  • Kyle T. Konrad
  • Daniel J. Mott
  • Cole Ott
  • Emma N. Smithayer
  • Kai Kwan P. Yeung
• Karn Seth, 4 pm, 114 Sudikoff
  • Michelle Earhart
  • Adam Garner
  • Alexandra.C.Grant
  • Janet Kim
  • Thomas J. Marder
  • Zachary M. Marois
  • Alex Riina

Using Eclipse with Haskell

There is a plugin that allows Haskell programs to be edited under Eclipse. To use it follow these instructions:

http://eclipsefp.sourceforge.net/downloads.html

Follow the instructions at the bottom of the main page in order to view user documentation:

Please read the following from the Help window under Functional programming -> Haskell:

• Getting Started
• User Guide->Haskell Editor

Many people have not been able to use the Run command successfully. In that case, you can use Eclipse as a formating editor. Keep a separate GHCi window open and enter :r in it whenever you'd like to reload the file.

However, Elijah Gange has managed to get it to work under Windows Vista. He suggests:

1. In Eclipse click the 'Window' menu and choose 'Preferences...'.
2. On the left, expand: Functional Programming > Haskell > Compiler > GHC compiler.
3. On the right, change the GHC executable path to 'C:\ghc\ghc-6.8.3\bin\ghc.exe' or use the browse button to find it wherever it was installed to.

This should also work for XP. A similar procedure may work for other systems.

General Points of Information

• Lectures are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10:00-11:05 in Room 006 Kemeny Hall. Several lectures will use the X-hour on Thursdays from 12:00-12:50.
• In order to get access to the computer labs in Sudikoff, and to get into the building for evening recitations, you will need to have your Dartmouth ID card added to the access list for the building. Sudikoff Hall is automatically locked after 6:00pm each day, and throughout the weekend; the computer labs are always locked. To get access to the laboratories, download and fill out the Sudikoff Access Form on the CS internal website: http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/internal/ and follow the directions on the form.
• Please read the Course Information and Course Materials carefully!

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Last modified: 29-September-2009