In the Libraries: state of play document, the sixth point is
about Int:
Make Integer be the default integral type instead of Int. This
means that
o If you don't give an explicit default declaration, then an
ambiguous integral type constraint defaults to Integer.
o
On 9/8/98 5:10 PM, Andrew Rock wrote
If Standard Haskell is meant to be a stable target for texts and the like,
why not Haskell-Ed (for Education), perhaps with a version indication like
Haskell-Ed-98.
Unfortunately, this carries the risk that the uninformed may think that
the
language was
I think I favor "20th century Haskell" myself :-)
Hassett wrote:
On 9/8/98 5:10 PM, Andrew Rock wrote
If Standard Haskell is meant to be a stable target for texts and the like,
why not Haskell-Ed (for Education), perhaps with a version indication like
Haskell-Ed-98.
Unfortunately,
At 16:21 18/09/98 +0100, Keith S. Wansbrough wrote:
Without any intention of denigrating excellent work in Haskell, is
there any reason to prefer this over gnuplot? What is it?
What can I answer here on "what is it?"? See for yourself
on my html page - I am not hiding anything.
