Category Archives: F#

Evolving ZipMatch — from a simple function to a LINQ-style implementation

Posted on 3 January 2026 by Gaston

In this blog we are going to find the matching items in 2 sorted collections. The algorithm is simple and effective. I will show you how to implement it in C# and make it generically (pun intended) available to all … Continue reading →

Posted in .Net, Codeproject, Design Patterns, Development, F#, Functional Programming | Tagged 2-way merge, linq, two-way merge | Leave a comment

Using an F# DSL to generate C# code

Posted on 18 April 2021 by Gaston

My current project is for a company called HDMP (The website is in Dutch / French). We make software for medical practitioners. I am working on a service that communicates with web services created by the Belgian government. The services … Continue reading →

Posted in .Net, Codeproject, F#, Functional Programming | Tagged Code generation, Domain Specific Language, DSL | Leave a comment

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Evolving ZipMatch — from a simple function to a LINQ-style implementation

Using an F# DSL to generate C# code

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