Fix broken links #955
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Fix broken links #955
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The public FCS docs are available at https://fsharp.github.io/fsharp-compiler-docs/fcs/ Thanks for this updating pass, by the way! |
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Thanks @baronfel . The existing link is on the community projects page. Is a link to the documentation an appropriate edit? |
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I took a backup of mu Microsoft blog here, might be useful https://dsyme.home.blog/2012/07/10/how-to-reference-f-in-a-research-paper/ |
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@IanWitham Great work! I'll merge this, it's a excellent start |
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Fixed broken links where possible.
Fixed some book images.
Deleted some resources that just seem to have disappeared (or been archived from fsprojects).
Note, the @dsyme article "How to reference F# in a research paper" seems important, but I've deleted it as the link is broken and I can't find an alternative source that works.
There is one outstanding broken link which I need some guidance on: http://fsharp.github.io/FSharp.Compiler.Service/