These are my Advent of Code 2019 solutions. I try to focus on making clean and documented Haskell solutions to each puzzle.
We'll be chatting about AoC on IRC all December. You can find AoC discussion on freenode's ##adventofcode
and #haskell
(webchat)
I recommend installing ghc
with ghcup
.
$ curl https://get-ghcup.haskell.org -sSf | sh
I'm using GHC 8.8.1
this year
$ ghcup install 8.8.1
$ ghcup set 8.8.1
cabal-install-3
is the best way to get things built
$ cabal update
$ cabal build
All the solutions take an optional command line argument that can be an input file name or -
to read the input from stdin
.
$ cabal run Day01
...
3188480
4779847
A few of my solutions rely on a Intcode interpreter library that I have extracted from this repository now that the contest is complete: Intcode.hs
- containers - Almost all of the solutions will benefit from having access to
Map
andSet
types from this package. - megaparsec - Each problem features a simple text-file format input. Parser combinators make it easy to define the simple parser needed to consume these inputs.
- doctest - Having checked examples in the documentation makes it easier to understand what code does and easy to add unit tests.