haskell prelude

[Luc Duponcheel]

Some time ago Sven Eric Panitz posted an experimental haskell prelude
library to this group (one of his goals being to work with "infinite
iterables" (right?))


So I tried out something similar to

public class Test{
  final private static Function2<Integer, Integer, Iterable<Integer>> fibs =
    (Integer z, Integer y) -> cons(z, cons(y, fibs.eval(y, z + y)));
  public static void main(String[] args){
    System.out.println(take(5, fibs.eval(1, 1)));
  }
}

but this results in a stack overflow

So my question to Sven (and others (?)) is:
is there an elegant similar way to define fibs without this issue?


thx

Luc

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