Francesco Mazzoli is a Haskell programmer working at FPComplete from Rome. Before that, he has dropped out of a PhD working on Agda, worked with Haskell at Better, and spent almost a year working at RabbitMQ. He studied Computer Science at Imperial College London.
Talks I've Given
-
Haskell and OpenCV: theory and practice
Featuring Francesco Mazzoli
Thanks to recent work by Bas and Roel van Dijk at Lumiguide, it is now possible and easy to use OpenCV from Haskell. In this talk, you will discover how Haskell lets us define a typed and ergonomic API on top of the OpenCV types and functions, and how easy it is to define new bindings -- also...
haskell haskellx opencv inline-c computer-vision foreign-function-interface typelevel-programming -
Call C functions from Haskell without bindings
Featuring Francesco Mazzoli
Haskell programming in the real world involves interacting with myriad legacy systems and libraries, many of which are written in C and require high-performance interop. inline-c is a package for writing mixed C/Haskell source code that seamlessly invokes native and foreign functions from these...
haskell functional-programming type-theory concurrency web-technologies hpc inline-c legacy