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Haskell

Haskell, like ML, is a pure functional language with strong similarities to Miranda (a commercial product). It is named after the logician Haskell Curry (who also gives his name to "curried functions"). It provides lazy evaluation and static polymorphic typing, as well as less common features such as separate compilation and functional arrays.

Development tools:

	The 16-bit version of Hugs 1.4, a free implementation of Haskell 1.4 which includes versions for DOS and Windows 3.x
	The 32-bit version of Hugs 1.4, a free implementation of Haskell 1.4 for Windows 95/NT

Tutorials and FAQs:

	A Gentle Introduction to Haskell
	The Functional Programming FAQ

Reference materials:

	The Haskell Report
	The Haskell Library Report
	The Hugs User Manual

External resources:

	The Haskell home page
	The Haskell research group at Yale
	The functional programming page at Glasgow
	The Haskell research group at Nottingham, the home of Hugs
	Haskell links at Yahoo (or at Yahoo UK)
	The comp.functional newsgroup, a good source of information about functional programming in general