>A new book using Caml as programming language is available (in french
>only):
>
>  Sixteen computer science problems, with detailed solutions and Caml
>  programs, by Bruno Petazzoni, Éditions Springer, Paris, 2001, ISBN
>  3-540-67387-3.
>
>A set of sixteen problems in computer science, with detailed
>answers to all questions and complete solutions to algorithmic
>problems given as Caml programs.
>
>A good book for computer science curricula (upto the master degree),
>either for students (training) or teachers (to train their students!).
>
>See http://pauillac.inria.fr/caml/books-eng.html for details.


Quoted from the web page:
>Written for students attending to the computer science optional cursus of 
>the MPSI/MP classes (classes préparatoires aux grandes écoles 
>d'ingénieurs), this book mainly covers problems on automata, words (finite 
>or infinite), formal languages theory, and some classical algorithms such 
>as bin packing. 

This sounds interesting! Could somebody please tell us, exactly which 
sixteen problems are covered in this book?

Thanks,
Hao-yang Wang
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