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winterkoninkje) wrote2010-06-13 01:44 am
winterkoninkje) wrote2010-06-13 01:44 am
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Generalizing Monads (redux)
This is a followup to a recent post on Parameterized Monads which I discovered independently, along with everyone else :)
For anyone interested in reading more about them, Oleg Kiselyov also discovered them independently, and developed some Haskell supporting code. Coq supporting code by Matthieu Sozeau is also available. And apparently Robert Atkey investigated them thoroughly in 2006.
If people are interested in more Coq support, I've been working on a Coq library for basic monadic coding in a desperate attempt to make programming (rather than theorem proving) viable in Coq. Eventually I'll post a link to the library which will include parameterized monads as well as traditional monads, applicative functors, and other basic category theoretic goodies. This library along with the Vecs library I never announced stemmed from work last term on proving compiler correctness for a dependently typed language. Hopefully there'll be more news about that this fall.
For anyone interested in reading more about them, Oleg Kiselyov also discovered them independently, and developed some Haskell supporting code. Coq supporting code by Matthieu Sozeau is also available. And apparently Robert Atkey investigated them thoroughly in 2006.
If people are interested in more Coq support, I've been working on a Coq library for basic monadic coding in a desperate attempt to make programming (rather than theorem proving) viable in Coq. Eventually I'll post a link to the library which will include parameterized monads as well as traditional monads, applicative functors, and other basic category theoretic goodies. This library along with the Vecs library I never announced stemmed from work last term on proving compiler correctness for a dependently typed language. Hopefully there'll be more news about that this fall.