- Home
- Software
- Threads FAQ
- A glossary of terms used in threaded programming
- About the multithreaded programming FAQ
- After I create a certain number of threads, my program crashes [Unix]
- Asynchronous thread cancellation [Unix]
- How can I perform a join on any non-specific thread? [Unix]
- Mixing threads and signals [Unix]
- The history of threads
- What are the main families of threads?
- What is a thread?
- Why are reentrant library and system call interfaces good?
teideal glic deisbhéalach
Bryan O'Sullivan's blog
Blog Archives
Two-dimensional spatial hashing with space-filling curves
The Hilbert curve is a fractal space-filling curve that is rather pretty to look at. A Hilbert curve of order n traces a single path over a square of side 2^n units, as you can see in the images from…
Haskell: bootstrapping into a clue about monads
As part of my remedial Haskell learning process, I’ve been getting my feet wet once more with monads. Here are a few notes on the techniques that I’ve tried, and how I’ve fared with them. Not surprisingly, my first step…
Posted in haskell
Getting started with installing third-party Haskell packages
Since I’ve been away from the Haskell world for a long time, it’s been interesting to return and observe some surprises about the practical side of working with the language. For me, an early gotcha has been the relative paucity…
The shock of the forgotten
I’ve lately become interested in the Haskell programming language again, after a long time (eleven years!) away from the fold. During the process of thrashing about and trying to find my footing, I discovered a new module, named Data.ByteString, which…
Posted in haskell, slice-o-life
