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  Ralf Hinze, Norman Ramsey:
  Proceedings of the 12th ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Functional Programming, ICFP 2007, Freiburg, Germany, October 1-3, 2007. ACM 2007, ISBN 978-1-59593-815-2

Semantic tools

Language design

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  Jeremy Wazny:
  Experience report: functional programming in c-rules. 25-28
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  Don Syme, Gregory Neverov, James Margetson:
  Extensible pattern matching via a lightweight language extension. 29-40

Calculation, derivation, visualization

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  Olivier Danvy, J. Michael Spivey:
  On Barron and Strachey's cartesian product function. 41-46
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  Kazutaka Matsuda, Zhenjiang Hu, Keisuke Nakano, Makoto Hamana, Masato Takeichi:
  Bidirectionalization transformation based on automatic derivation of view complement functions. 47-58
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  Conal Elliott:
  Tangible functional programming. 59-70

Control-flow analysis

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  Damien Sereni:
  Termination analysis and call graph construction for higher-order functional programs. 71-84
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  David Van Horn, Harry G. Mairson:
  Relating complexity and precision in control flow analysis. 85-96

Working with types

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  Andrzej Filinski, Kristian Støvring:
  Inductive reasoning about effectful data types. 97-110
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  Daan Leijen:
  A type directed translation of MLF to system F. 111-122
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  John W. Lloyd:
  Declarative programming for artificial intelligence applications. 123-124

Testing and validation

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  Lars-Åke Fredlund, Hans Svensson:
  McErlang: a model checker for a distributed functional programming language. 125-136
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  Steve Sims, Daniel C. DuVarney:
  Experience report: the reactis validation tool. 137-140

Programming the web

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  Rinus Plasmeijer, Peter Achten, Pieter W. M. Koopman:
  iTasks: executable specifications of interactive work flow systems for the web. 141-152
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  Noel Welsh, David Gurnell:
  Experience report: scheme in commercial web application development. 153-156

Continuations

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  David Herman:
  Functional pearl: the great escape or, how to jump the border without getting caught. 157-164
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  Matthew Flatt, Gang Yu, Robert Bruce Findler, Matthias Felleisen:
  Adding delimited and composable control to a production programming environment. 165-176
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  Andrew Kennedy:
  Compiling with continuations, continued. 177-190

Concurrency and distribution

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  Sungwoo Park:
  Type-safe higher-order channels in ML-like languages. 191-202
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  Jan Henry Nyström, Philip W. Trinder, David J. King:
  Evaluating high-level distributed language constructs. 203-212

Functional programming and the masses

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  Clifford Beshers, David Fox, Jeremy Shaw:
  Experience report: using functional programming to manage a linux distribution. 213-218
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  Frank Pfenning:
  Subtyping and intersection types revisited. 219

Mainstream problems

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  Leif Frenzel:
  Experience report: building an eclipse-based IDE for Haskell. 220-222
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  Robert Ennals, David Gay:
  User-friendly functional programming for web mashups. 223-234

Analysis of Haskell and Haskell for analysis

Compilation

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  Tim Harris, Satnam Singh:
  Feedback directed implicit parallelism. 251-264
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  Bernd Braßel, Michael Hanus, Sebastian Fischer, Frank Huch, Germán Vidal:
  Lazy call-by-value evaluation. 265-276
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  Simon Marlow, Alexey Rodriguez Yakushev, Simon L. Peyton Jones:
  Faster laziness using dynamic pointer tagging. 277-288

Modules

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  Derek Dreyer:
  A type system for recursive modules. 289-302
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  Abdulaziz Ghuloum, R. Kent Dybvig:
  Implicit phasing for R6RS libraries. 303-314

Efficient value constructors

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  Duncan Coutts, Roman Leshchinskiy, Don Stewart:
  Stream fusion: from lists to streams to nothing at all. 315-326
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  Simon L. Peyton Jones:
  Call-pattern specialisation for haskell programs. 327-337

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