Bala

Copperbox is 100.

Extended the Base.Chord module with labelled chords (e.g Cmaj7) . The Read instance for labelled chords is unfortunately rather messy as the chord names don't split nicely into sub-tokens.

At 100, it would be nice if bits of Copperbox were useful - unfortunately they aren't. The C front end and the ASDL tool seem like dead ends - while it would be nice to use Haskell to analyse C code (and get the great tools into the bargain e.g. Strafunski and its successors, UUAG...) the only game in town for analysing C is OCaml and CIL.

Bala is making slow progress. It doesn't feel very Haskell-like at the moment - the core data types don't have many operations other than Read and Show instances. While I don't mind this as the current focus - using data types and constructors natively in Haskell for music representation can be still be very verbose compared to say ABC format - I have some concerns that I'm not getting to the heart of the form of the data types and how they should work.