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Stupid Haskell, Google Code

I can see the amusement I can derive from Stupid is going to be endless. If somewhat stupid.

More seriously, Ben Clifford wrote a Haskell plugin for Stupid. So, with his permission, I have added it to the source. I’ve also created a Google Code site for it – sadly someone already has stupid.googlecode.com, so you’ll find it at stupid-crypto.googlecode.com.

Ben also added a lot of test cases, which I haven’t yet pulled in because I want to move them into their own directory, but they may be there by the time you check the code out.

I still haven’t got around to testing the SHA-256 implementation, either. One day! Oh, and it seems the Haskell breaks, which may well be my fault. But I don’t really understand Haskell, so I might find it hard to fix.

This entry was posted on Saturday, January 30th, 2010 at 16:40 and is filed under Crypto, Open Source, Security. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

2 Comments

  1. How did you bring up a compiler so quickly – what environment, what development system is the compiler written in?

    Comment by James A. Donald — 1 Feb 2010 @ 11:36

  2. […] James Donald asks How did you bring up a compiler so quickly – what environment, what development system is the compiler written in? […]

    Pingback by Links » Writing Compilers Quickly — 1 Feb 2010 @ 14:10

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