Visual Haskell

Published March 05, 2006
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In the process of investigating OpenGL bindings for Haskell, I came across Visual Haskell, which is an integration of Haskell into Visual Studio .NET 2003. The fact that I could use Haskell with VS.NET (well, I use 2005, but never mind) is interesting, but the fact that they've integrated a third-party language at all is more interesting. There's a paper on the site that claims to describe how it was done; I'm reading it now. It could be a very interesting project to try adding support for something like Lua to VS, or to port the Haskell stuff to 2005.
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Cypher19
*wonders if someone has made Visual Brainfuck yet*
March 05, 2006 09:18 AM
ApochPiQ
I've heard (somewhere around here IIRC) of Python integrated into VS2005. Apparently there's a lot more flexibility in the VS system than it may appear on the surface. I've been thinking about digging into the concept and integrating our team's custom scripting language, if it isn't a ridiculously complex nightmare.
March 05, 2006 03:04 PM
jollyjeffers
Seen F#?

Admittedly, I've not used it - but it does sound like a neat little research project.

I like Haskell (who wouldn't love a language who's environment is called "hugs" [grin]) and I've heard ML is related. F# is based on ML.

Jack
March 05, 2006 03:23 PM
jdhardy
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/extend/

One of the examples they ship integrates IronPython with Visual Studio. Unfortunately, it requires VS 2005 Standard or above, so Express users (like me)) are out of luck.
March 07, 2006 07:52 PM
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