http://man.f-sharp.fr/ 2011-03-31T05:31:12+02:00 http://man.f-sharp.fr/ http://man.f-sharp.fr/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2011-03-30T02:30:25+02:00 llb http://man.f-sharp.fr/doku.php/libraries?rev=1301445025&do=diff FParsec FParsec is an F# adaptation of Parsec, the popular parser combinator library for Haskell by Daan Leijen. It can parse context-sensitive, infinite look-ahead grammars, has complete support for unicode input and large files (> 4 GB) and produces excellent error messages. Design and implementation of the library have been thoroughly optimized for speed. FParsec is distributed under a permissive open source license (BSD-style). text/html 2011-03-30T02:24:21+02:00 llb http://man.f-sharp.fr/doku.php/community?rev=1301444661&do=diff Important links * Microsoft F# Developer Center * The RSS feed Planet F# - The place to follow all major F# blogs. * F# on Stack Overflow - Very active, probably the best place to ask F# questions * The F# forum (not much used anymore) F# team blogs * Don Syme * Luke Hoban * Jomo Fisher * Brian McNamara * Andrew Kennedy text/html 2011-03-30T02:18:21+02:00 llb http://man.f-sharp.fr/doku.php/beginners?rev=1301444301&do=diff Editors The official recommandation: * Visual Studio 2010 includes F# * Visual Studio plugin (included in the official release) for the free Visual Studio 2008 Shell Good and portable alternatives: * Monodevelop plugin. Works on Linux, Windows, Mac and it has advanced features (including Intellisense) * Emacs mode for F# (discussion). An experimental support for Intellisense is available. text/html 2011-03-30T02:08:46+02:00 llb http://man.f-sharp.fr/doku.php/pack/main?rev=1301443726&do=diff Since CTP, “The F# library is split into two components. FSharp.Core.dll: Contains the core F# libraries, which will be stabilized and versioned infrequently. FSharp.PowerPack.dll: Contains additional useful F# libraries and tools which will version more frequently, and allow continued innovation on top of the core F# language and libraries. The fslex and fsyacc tools are part of the F# PowerPack.” (quoted from CTP release notes) text/html 2011-03-30T02:02:02+02:00 llb http://man.f-sharp.fr/doku.php/main?rev=1301443322&do=diff * F# core language * F# core library * F# PowerPack * F# website * MSDN F# Developer Center * Official documentation * Language specifications * F# external libraries * F# community * Getting started: F# beginners tutorials, books, and editors * F# jobs, companies using F# * Comparison with other languages text/html 2011-03-30T02:00:22+02:00 llb http://man.f-sharp.fr/doku.php/comparison?rev=1301443222&do=diff F# Performance comparison How does F# performance compare to other languages? Here are a few comments and benchmarks: * The Computer Language Benchmarks Game, many benchmarks for F# on Mono * Is a program F# any more efficient (execution-wise) than C#? on StackOverfow * C# / F# Performance comparison * Is F# really faster than Erlang at spawning and killing processes? * F# performance in scientific computing text/html 2011-03-30T01:43:20+02:00 llb http://man.f-sharp.fr/doku.php/jobs?rev=1301442200&do=diff This is a list of companies using F#. Some of them are looking (or were looking) for programmers with F# skills. If you're looking for an F#-related job, you should also have a look at companies using Objective Caml, as they will probably be interested by F# skills. Finally, some job offers sometimes pop up in LinkedIn F# groups.