S.F. F# User Group: Working with Functional Data Structures, Bibliography

Bibliography for my presentation, Working with Functional Data Structures, Practical F# Application, February 4 at San Francisco F# User Group.

Slides

Purely Functional Data Structures (1996)
Purely Functional Data Structures (1998)

Purely Functional Stepchildren
F# Data Structure Libraries in FSharpx
A Unified Collection of Purely Functional List-like Data Structures
Comparing F# Queues
Semantics and List-like Data Structures
FSharpx.Collections
FSharpx.Collections.Experimental
Double-ended Queues for F#

DS_Benchmark
Benchmarking F# Data Structures — Introduction
Benchmarking F# Data Structures — Loading Data

Eric Lippert’s Comma Quibbling
Nick Palladinos Comma Quibbling
GC Performance Counters
LazyList
Are functional languages inherently slow?
The benefits of purely functional data structures
Functional Pearls Red-Black Trees in a Functional Setting
F# vs Mathematica: red-black trees
Red-Black Tree Remove
Implimenting IComparable in F#
Catamorphism

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