I think we all agree that in general, we should focus on existing
language extensions that have an implementation, and expect language
extensions to be implemented for them to be seriously considered for
inclusion in the standard.
But I think it would be wrong to turn this into a hard rule.
Hi.
Just to add a few general points. There are different dimensions to
evaluate GHC extensions for inclusion in the standard, and just making
lists does not really reflect that. The two most important ones, I
think, are:
1. Whether we think they're actually a good idea or not.
2. Whether we
Hi.
I'm ok with the general proposals made by Herbert. I'm not a huge fan
of github myself, but it seems like the most pragmatic choice right
now, and I wouldn't know anything else that is clearly better, so I'm
in favour. I'd somewhat prefer to have everything (wiki etc) in one
place then, but I
Hi.
I've been talking to Herbert from time to time, and I know he's having
a draft announcement lying around, and is still planning on properly
starting the process soon, and has (this is my opinion, not his) just
been falling into the trap of waiting for a "good moment" which then
never comes.
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I think the history of generics in Java is
Pizza (http://pizzacompiler.sourceforge.net/) -
GJ (http://lamp.epfl.ch/pizza/gj/) -
Java
I think that if you consider that history, and in particular the Pizza
compiler, then the connection to FP becomes rather obvious.
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I don't think a stack overflow event indicates an RTS bug. Stack
overflow events usually result in the RTS trying to adjust the stack
size, and only if that fails, the program is halted.
(... and why can't I copy/paste the text from threadscope's output window)
As a workaround, you can use the
Hi.
Could anyone shed light on the meaning of this error message?
cabal: cannot configure xmonad-0.9.1 It requires base ==3.*
For the dependency on base ==3.* there are these packages: base-3.0.3.1 and
base-3.0.3.2. However none of them are available.
base-3.0.3.1 was excluded because of
Hi.
So would it be correct to infer that the -any restriction will only (and
always) come into play with special packages such as base?
No. Unfortunately, -any really means any version is allowed, so
that's why the error message is really misleading.
Are there any other special packages
Remember that constructors are functions, except that you can't
pattern match against them.
..
The downside is that you can't pattern-match against these functions.
The thing is that I need pattern matching, just functions won't do.
It's only a preprocessor, but Conor's she allows
Hi.
How could I convince lhs2tex to add in poly mode line numbers before
each code line in code block?
A long time ago, I've written some experimental code that achieves
line numbering in lhs2tex. I've committed the files to the github
repository, so you can have a look at the .fmt file and
The latest version on GitHub should fix the problem. I'll make a new
release soon.
https://github.com/kosmikus/lhs2tex
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it is now, where
some people who just silently use pseudonyms get accounts, and others,
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system for Hackage is a better solution.
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}
Three
x = 0
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kill the process.
Are you sure you added the extra line at the end? Try to call ghci
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lhs2TeX should succeed as well.
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know
if this works.
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The attached document works for me.
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\documentclass{article}
%include polycode.fmt
%options ghci
\begin{document}
\section{Test}
test = putStrLn \\section
functors in
non-functional languages? What would that pattern look like?
Perhaps this paper can answer your question:
Jeremy Gibbons, Bruno C.d.S. Oliveira
The essence of the Iterator pattern
http://web.comlab.ox.ac.uk/oucl/work/jeremy.gibbons/publications/iterator.pdf
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Scroll to the bottom of the results page linked above and click on the
button, and you'll get a matrix comparing each logo to each other logo.
You still have to interpret the results yourself, though.
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attending might be able to help
me ...
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associated type synonyms, is there still reason to have
associated data types?
[...]
Another, somewhat related, issue is that associated type synonyms cannot
currently be partially applied, whereas associated data types can.
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Janis in his job by submitting many new entries in time for the
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[For everyone who missed the first announcement because they were
already in the holidays ...]
The December 2007 edition of the Haskell Communities and Activities
Report is out and available for download from
http://haskell.org/communities
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their report,
but maybe we can increase our coverage of all that is going on in the
community.
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Dear Haskellers,
the deadline for the December 2007 edition of the Haskell Communities
and Activities Report is only a few days away. If you haven't already,
please write an entry for your new project, or update your old entry.
Until now, I have about 30 reactions. This is okay compared to the
Dear Haskellers,
so much has happened in the Haskell world in the past months.
Therefore, although later than usual, I would very much like
to collect contributions for the 13th edition of the
Haskell Communities
to draw up their report,
but maybe we can increase our coverage of all that is going on in the
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Dear Haskellers,
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Can anyone explain why Shape.Polygon would have a different type to
(Shape).Polygon, I thought the brackets would be redundant. Here is
the output from a Hugs session
Animation :v
-- Hugs Version 20050113
Animation :t Shape
Shape :: Shape - Region
Animation :t Polygon
Polygon ::
Just a little remark on the side: 'If' and 'case' demand exactly one
expression. In such cases allowing zero expressions is not a
generalization but an unnecessary complication. 'Let' and 'where'
allow any number of bindings, so allowing zero bindings (instead of
demanding at least one) is a
The only reasons that I could see in favor of allowing empty foralls
is that it might be easier to automatically generate code. Haskell
seems to be a bit inconsistent in how it treats empty constructs. For
example, empty let and empty where seems to be allowed, but not an
empty case?
I cannot see how an empty list of tyvars is useful or desirable in
practice:
data Foo = Foo (forall . Int)
is equivalent to just
data Foo = Foo Int
so why bother to permit the former? It probably indicates some error in
the thinking of the programmer, so the compiler should bring
I have fiddled with the build system, to enable the current state of the
Report in the darcs repository to be generated into (at least) HTML,
(hopefully also PDF and PS soon) automatically as every patch is checked
do we still need PS?
in. In theory, the following link should always give
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Dear Haskellers,
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Submission deadline: 6 November
Would anyone else like to volunteer to write a section of the report for
specific proposals below?
In
==
#74: add some kind of concurrency: SM, HN, IJ
#35: add ForeignFunctionInterface: MC, SM
#49: add multi parameter type classes: MS
#60: add RankNTypes or Rank2Types: AL
#57:
Hi Ashley.
Thanks for your interest in open data types. As one of the authors of
the open data types paper, I'd like to comment on the current
discussion.
You comment Simon's upcoming HW paper on extensible exceptions:
You write:
Compared to our approach, theirs requires new extensions to
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Shin-Cheng Mu, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Andrew Tolmach
Could you perhaps write a Haskell Weekly News entry for this? It might
also be worth contacting Andres Löh and seeing if we can get a late
entry into the Haskell Communities and Activities Report, this seems
critical enough.
I agree that it is pretty critical, but I'll rather do a HNOP this
on in the
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If you would extend the deadline to sometime after May 23, when the
accepted Haskell.org SoC applications are revealed, you could perhaps get
a lot of new projects to the list.
I would rather not do this. It is already later than in the previous
years for the May edition, and due to other
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other practitioners can benefit. It is not enough simply to
describe a program!
Submission details
Submission deadline: Friday, 2 June 2006 (23:00 Samoa standard time, UTC -11)
Notification:Monday, 3 July 2006
Authors should send their papers
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BB I recently wanted to add some libraries to
BB http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Libraries_and_tools and noticed a
BB number of problems.
there is also HCAR report. my thoughts is what we should create some
central repository including libs/apps/papers/communities and so on
and replace
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Can someone explain to me why decidability is of any practical interest
at all? What's the (practical) difference between a decision procedure
which might never terminate and one which might take 1,000,000 years to
terminate? Actually, why push it out to 1,000,000 years: in the context
of
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Programme Committee
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I noticed ticket #55--add parallel list comprehensions--which according to
the ticket, will probably be adopted. I would argue against.
[Several good points removed.]
I agree.
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The attached script induces panic in GHC6.4.1: ghc-6.4.1: panic! (the
`impossible' happened, GHC version 6.4.1): applyTypeToArgs f{v a1Eg}
x{v a1Ei}.
I think this is related to a known bug, because the same workaround
helps -- annotate the f and x arguments in the last line of your
program
{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fglasgow-exts #-}
module Main where
data Foo a b where
Foo :: Int - Foo a b
data Patch a b where
PP :: Foo a b - Patch a b
Lis :: PL a b - Patch a b
data PL a b where
U :: Patch a b - PL a b
Nil :: PL x x
(:-) :: PL c d - PL d
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One thought: how will class aliases interact with type inference?
e.g. if a declaration contains only a call to 'foo', should we infer
the constraint Foo a, or FooBar a? Can there ever be a situation where
choosing the more specific dictionary could leave us without a 'bar'
method at some
I get an error No instance for (Fractional a) arising from the use of
'/' This seems odd to me, since Div is constrained to have
fractional arguments. Is there something obvious I'm missing?
Unless GADTs are handled specially, and I don't think they are in this
case, this problem is
Just glancing over the patch, I can't immediately see how it works. GHC
6.4 gives priority to package modules over modules on the local search
path, so Distribution.* will be taken from the installed Cabal package.
However, when linking GHC you are ommitting -package Cabal, so I'd
expect a
Is this change in behaviour between ghc-6.4 and ghc-6.4.1 desired:
~/trans $ ls foo
foo.c
~/trans $ ghc-6.4 -odir foo -c foo/foo.c
~/trans $ ls foo
foo.c foo.o
~/trans $ rm foo/foo.o
~/trans $ ls foo
foo.c
~/trans $ ghc-6.4.1.20050804 -odir foo -c foo/foo.c
~/trans $ ls foo
foo foo.c
~/trans $
A recent change to the stable branch seems to have introduced a slight
error in docs/building/building.xml.
In line 3822, a /screen tag is missing.
The version that has this bug is 1.13.2.11.
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I use lhs2TeX for typesetting literate haskell code. The problem is that
LaTeX
uses the line numbers from the .tex file generated by lhs2TeX and not the
line number from the original .lhs file when producing error messages.
Does anyone have a solution for this problem?
Sorry, I don't. I
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Dear Haskellers,
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Our example was compiling happy. happy does not import anything from
cabal-0.5 and yet it was hit by this problem. Unless we consider 'part
of the program' to be all modules in all exposed packages (and all
modules in 'efectively exposed' packages like util via the cabal-0.5
dep).
Generic Haskell version 1.42 (Coral)
We are happy to announce the third release of Generic Haskell,
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Generic Haskell includes the following features:
* type-indexed
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 10:24:15 -0500
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On Tue, Dec 14, 2004 at 11:23:24AM +0100, Henning Thielemann wrote:
On Tue, 14 Dec 2004, Andrew Pimlott wrote:
(Of course, it's still
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The following code should compile (If the constructor
is valid, so is the function):
data Test = Test (forall a . a)
test a = Test a
However this fails to compile with the following error:
The current implementation of rank-n polymorphism
(which is documented in the paper
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Sorry, the link was incorrect. The pointer
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| Why not even simply
|
| instance Typeable (T a)
|
| In other words, derivable classes define default
| implementations for all their methods.
But that has an existing meaning! It means use the default methods for
all methods of the class. Which is not the same as derive all
Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
derive( Typeable (T a) )
But that means adding 'derive' as a keyword. Other possibilities:
deriving( Typeable (T a) )
-- (B) Re-use 'deriving' keyword
The trouble with (B) is that the thing inside the parens is different in
this situation than in
Dear Haskellers,
another six months have passed, and another change of editor has
occurred. Half a year usually also is plenty of time for several
productive changes and news to occur within the Haskell community,
and therefore it is time for you to start writing: please
contribute to the
Sven's fix that Simon M. mentioned will appear in 6.2.2 is included in
the Gentoo ebuild ghc-6.2.1-r1.ebuild .
If it still doesn't work with that version, please report it as a
Gentoo bug on bugs.gentoo.org.
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That is probably the problem. I did not see all messages of this thread,
but one should indeed use --with-opengl on wxHaskell configure if
wxWidgets
was build with --with-opengl.
Unfortunately, due to wxWidgets changes, I can not automatically detect the
need for this flag, but I promise
So my question is, is there any method in GHC which allows you to
extract the order of the constructors in a type or to parse a
type-representation in such a way that the order of the records doesn't
matter (I am looking for ease/simplicity of use)?
If you happen to use Parsec for parsing --
Thanks for producing such a wonderful and useful tool!
Nice to hear that you find it useful. Thank you very much for sharing
your results.
I am pleased to report that I managed to get lhs2TeX working on Win32,
by modifying just a single byte in the source code.
1. In the lhs2TeX
. In theory,
there should be no problem to generate code for other TeX
flavors, such as plainTeX or ConTeXt.
Happy lhs2TeXing,
Ralf Hinze and Andres Loeh
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In theory, there should be no problem to generate code for other TeX flavors,
such as plainTeX or ConTeXt.
Any plan to maybe add support for ConteXt?
Not now. Maybe in half a year or so. I am using ConTeXt for some
things, so sooner or later it would be nice to support it. If you
don't
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