article · 1995
Haskell++: An Object-Oriented Extension of Haskell
John Hughes, Jan Sparud, Goteborg Sweden
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this paper we show how to translate an object-oriented language into Haskell instead. Our translation is rather similar to Pierce and Turner's, but where they use subtyping to allow an inherited method to be applied at different types, we use Haskell's overloading with automatic generation of suitable instances. We have implemented a simple pre-processor which translates an object-oriented extension of Haskell, `Haskell++', into vanilla Haskell which can then be compiled with any of the existing compilers. We believe that, like Haskell's class system, our syntactic sugar can significantly improve code reuseability in practice. 2 An Introduction to Haskell++
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Hughes, J., Sparud, J., & Sweden, G. (1995). Haskell++: An Object-Oriented Extension of Haskell.
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