I’m pleased to announce that F# 1.1.13 is now available! You can download this release from http://research.microsoft.com/fsharp/release.aspx .
This is an exciting release, containing many important enhancements to the language that make F# programming simpler, more powerful and easier to explain and understand. We’re particularly pleased with comprehensions, which, although found in other languages, works beautifully in conjunction with other F# language features such as pattern matching. These also simplify the use of many .NET APIs and collection types. We've also included named arguments, C# 3.0-style property setters and a host of improvements to the F# library, as well as a good number of bug fixes based on feedback from our rapidly expanding user base.
We've placed a summary of the changes in this release on a separate page, a short summary is below. We'll be blogging further about some of the new features in the coming weeks, and look out for the next draft installment of the Expert F# book, coming soon.
Enjoy!
The F# Team
MSR Cambridge
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F# 1.1.13.8 has just been posted, the first external release of F# 1.1.13, and is available for download...
Will this work with Mono?
Hi Duncan,
Yes, it will work with Mono 1.2.1 - install using 'sh install-mono.sh'. One thing I've been told is that you have to run 'dos2unix' on the install-mono.sh: it looks like the wrong line endings crept into that file... Also the pre-compilation step for FSharp.Compiler10.dll can supposedly take a couple of minutes.
Have fun!
don
Good work, Done. Keep it up! =-)
Don Syme and the F# team have just released a new version of F#. Check it out here: http://blogs.msdn.com/dsyme/archive/2006/11/30/f-1-1-13-now-available.aspx
I’m pleased to announce that F# 1.1.13 is now available! You can download this release from http://research.microsoft.com/fsharp/release.aspx
Don Syme's WebLog on F# and Other Research Projects : F# 1.1.13 now available! F# Download 달라진 점들은 다음과
Don Syme annouced a new drop of F# - I especially like these samples: New LAPACK sample. . See samples\fsharp\math\LAPACK
Hi Don,
I already know the OCaml language at intermediate level...
which is the better way to learn the F# language?
Hi Dante,
The best way is to read the draft Chapter 2 of "Expert F#" that's up on my blog. All oging well more chapters will be up soon. Then port a small OCaml application and look around at the other large application samples on hubFS and elsewhere.
Cheers!
The link http://research.microsoft.com/fsharp/release.aspx is not reachable all day today. Is it down?
Re research.microsoft.com being down: there was extreme weather in the Seattle areay, with many thousands of homes without power, and it looks like the Microsoft Research servers are affected.