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<title>A Gentle Introduction to Haskell: Bibliography</title>
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<a name="$birdwadler88"></a>[1]
R. Bird and P. Wadler.
<I>Introduction to Functional Programming</I>.
Prentice Hall, New York, 1988.<p>
<a name="$huda89a"></a>[2]
P. Hudak.
Conception, evolution, and application of functional programming
languages.
<I>ACM Computing Surveys</I>, 21(3):359--411, 1989.<p>
<a name="$haskell-14"></a>[3]
J. Peterson and K. Hammond (editors).
Report on the Programming Language Haskell, A Non-strict
Purely Functional Language (Version 1.4).
<I>Yale University, Department of Computer Science Tech
Report YALEU/DCS/RR-1106</I>, Feb 1997.<p>
<a name="$haskell-libs"></a>[4]
K. Hammond and J. Peterson (editors).
The Haskell Library Report.
<I>Yale University, Department of Computer Science Tech
Report YALEU/DCS/RR-1105</I>, Feb 1997.<p>
<a name="$id-manual"></a>[5]
R.S. Nikhil.
Id (version 90.0) reference manual.
Technical report, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Laboratory
for Computer Science, September 1990.<p>
<a name="$RRRRS"></a>[6]
J. Rees and W. Clinger (eds.).
The revised<sub>3</sub> report on the algorithmic language Scheme.
<I>SIGPLAN Notices</I>, 21(12):37--79, December 1986.<p>
<a name="$steele:common-lisp"></a>[7]
G.L. Steele Jr.
<I>Common Lisp: The Language</I>.
Digital Press, Burlington, Mass., 1984.<p>
<a name="$wadler:list-of-successes"></a>[8]
P. Wadler.
How to replace failure by a list of successes.
In <I>Proceedings of Conference on Functional Programming Languages
and Computer Architecture, LNCS Vol. 201</I>, pages 113--128. Springer Verlag,
1985.<p>
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