RE: Why change the monomorphism rules?

1998-12-21 Thread Simon Peyton-Jones
Simon's latest report changes the relationship between monomorphism and defaulting. This issue was never discussed at length by the committee so I think I'll bring the discussion out here. John objected quite strongly to changing the way top-level monomorphism is resolved. I count the

RE: Why change the monomorphism rules?

1998-12-21 Thread Mark P Jones
| Pro a change | Mark Jones mildly | Olaf Chitil?mildly [I can't locate his message] | | My rule of thumb is that the status quo wins if there's any | doubt, and there is, so I'll reverse my proposal and leave | things unchanged. Actually, I'm neither pro or

RE: Why change the monomorphism rules?

1998-12-15 Thread Simon Peyton-Jones
Simon's latest report changes the relationship between monomorphism and defaulting. This issue was never discussed at length by the committee so I think I'll bring the discussion out here. ... Please take the time look into this issue and voice your opinions. Let me second John's

Re: Why change the monomorphism rules?

1998-12-14 Thread John C. Peterson
I can't speak for Hugs 1.3c, but Hugs 1.4 and prior systems use the proposed monomorphism rule, not the Haskell 1.4 rule. John