In a previous post we looked at how to write a finite domain constraint solver in Haskell. Now we're going to look at how to use this solver to solve Sudoku puzzles. First we give the module header and define a useful type: We represent bot…
In a previous post we looked at how to write a finite domain constraint solver in Haskell. Now we're going to look at how to use this solver to solve Sudoku puzzles. First we give the module header and define a useful type: We represent bot…
In a previous post we looked at how to write a finite domain constraint solver in Haskell. Now we're going to look at how to use this solver to solve Sudoku puzzles. First we give the module header and define a useful type: We represent bot…
Having had a bit of free time in the evenings lately, I've finally got around to starting one of the things on my list of cool Haskell projects I'd like to get around to one day. Since my time working on Mercury and HAL, I've been intereste…
Yes, the rumours you may have been hearing are true. Just when you thought we'd finally decided which country to live in, we've gone and (temporarily) changed our minds again. We'll be spending most of the next six months in Auckland, court…
Yes, the rumours you may have been hearing are true. Just when you thought we'd finally decided which country to live in, we've gone and (temporarily) changed our minds again. We'll be spending most of the next six months in Auckland, court…
I finally got around to doing this last Saturday night. I headed down to Cape Schanck, at the southern tip of the Peninsula. The rugged cliffs overlooking Bass Strait make this a particularly spectacular area. The lighthouse also adds to th…
I finally got around to doing this last Saturday night. I headed down to Cape Schanck, at the southern tip of the Peninsula. The rugged cliffs overlooking Bass Strait make this a particularly spectacular area. The lighthouse also adds to th…