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We’re about to start on one of our last chapters, on using Haskell’s foreign function interface (FFI). We’re currently kicking around candidate C libraries that we can use as examples to write bindings for.
So far, we’ve thought about PCRE and sqlite: each is small, widely used, and portable to Linux, OS X, and Windows. On the slightly negative side, there already exist Haskell bindings for each (in fact, PCRE has three different libraries with bindings to it).
If you’d like to suggest some other library that meets the criteria of a small API, an open ... (Read Full Article)
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