Changeset 188 for docs/trunk/hacking-guide
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- Jan 24, 2008, 6:22:56 PM (18 years ago)
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- neil.c.c.brown
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Added a disclaimer to the monad section
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r187 r188 232 232 233 233 \subsection{Monadic Code} 234 (追記) (追記ここまで) 235 (追記) \textit{Monads are generally considered a tricky topic. I do not plan to cover their full scope (追記ここまで) 236 (追記) or try to comprehensively explain them from scratch here. I attempt a brief summary, but mainly (追記ここまで) 237 (追記) I just thought it might be helpful to provide some comments (追記ここまで) 238 (追記) on how real monadic code in Tock works. For a full explanation of monads, try looking for web (追記ここまで) 239 (追記) resources or asking a Tock developer directly.} (追記ここまで) 234 240 235 241 A monad is a particular sort of type in Haskell. The most common (and in a way, the most complex) Haskell
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