This volume constitutes the post-workshop proceedings of a conference on the implemetation of functional languages. The 21 revised papers are divided into sections including: compilation; types; benchmarking and profiling; parallelism; interaction; language design; and garbage collection.

C--: A portable assembly language.- The brisk machine: A simplified STG machine.- A Haskell to Java Virtual Machine code compiler.- Common subexpressions are uncommon in lazy functional languages.- With-loop-folding in Sac-condensing consecutive array operations.- Types for register allocation.- Types for 0, 1 or many uses.- Fully persistent graphs—which one to choose?.- Auburn: A kit for benchmarking functional data structures.- Complete and partial redex trails of functional computations.- Engineering large parallel functional programs.- Parallelising a large functional program or: Keeping LOLITA busy.- Naira: A parallel 2Haskell compiler.- Lazy thread and task creation in parallel graph-reduction.- DREAM: The distributed Eden abstract machine.- Using multicasting for optimising data-parallelism.- Using concurrent Haskell to develop views over an active repository.- Interactive functional objects in Clean.- Programming in the large: The algebraic-functional language Opal 2?.- Context patterns, part II.- A compacting garbage collector for unidirectional heaps.

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