Hi,
I got the following error message with 2.10:
MyFiniteMap.lhs:857: Compiler bug: kind mis-match between
`ta1XZ' :: `*' and `Int#' :: `*#'
Expected: `Int#'
Inferred: `ta1XZ'
In the second argument of `put', namely `size'
In a do statement: `sizePid -
Hi all. My prior whines about version-numbered binaries have been answered,
I see: thanks, esp. to Simon M. However, I have yet another in this series
of moans...
When I do a gnumake install from the source tree, it flumps, with:
ln -s ghc-3.01 /usr/local/bin/ghc
ln: cannot create
I'd be delighted if a programming-language-aware person applied for this
(tenured) post. Deadline 13 March.
Simon
Lectureship in Computing Science
University of Glasgow
The University invites applications for a permanent lectureship in the
Department of
Tim Barbour writes
"Tony" == Tony Davie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tony This has well know disadvantages. Simon has already pointed
Tony out that it's not relocatable. It's also limited to the size
Tony of virtual memory and takes up that amount of space even
Tony though most of
"Tony" == Tony Davie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tony This has well know disadvantages. Simon has already pointed
Tony out that it's not relocatable. It's also limited to the size
Tony of virtual memory and takes up that amount of space even
Tony though most of it may not be used.
The debate about heavy or light-weight saving sounds a lot like the debate
in traditional programming languages of how users should implement
persistent state.
Java comes with a serialization mechanism that allows the user to save
and load all objects reachable from a particular object root. It
