[It's been moderated since '94. Spam posts that are clearly system
specific (e.g., "my program fails to compile,{hugs,{g,n,h}{h,b}c}-wurble
needs the Flarp library - where can I find a copy of it?") are not
relayed - do you want them to? It's up to the list corpus to decide
whether it should
Hi All,
Surely messages about specific Haskell implementations are of potential
interest to the majority of readers on the Haskell mailing list? Are
you saying that messages about some cool new feature in nhc, or some
puzzling results obtained using Hugs, or some new observation about
the
infixl 7 *$
infixl 6 +$, -$
class Ring a where
(+$), (-$), (*$) :: a - a - a
negateR :: a - a
fromIntegerR :: Integer - a
zeroR, oneR :: a
It's particularly irritating having to use many of the Num methods and
therefore having to give them different names.
Suggestion:
On 01-Apr-1998, S. Alexander Jacobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not having written a compiler before, this may be an ignorant question,
but how come you write these Haskell compilers/interpreters in C/C++
rather than bootstrapping from prior versions of Haskell itself?
Gofer (and hence Hugs)
On Thu, 2 Apr 1998, Fergus Henderson wrote:
On 01-Apr-1998, S. Alexander Jacobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not having written a compiler before, this may be an ignorant question,
but how come you write these Haskell compilers/interpreters in C/C++
rather than bootstrapping from prior
[System specific postings aren't normally relayed onto the haskell
list, but made an exception here since it discusses general
(Standard) Haskell features. -moderator]
Are there any plans to implement multiple parameter type classes in Hugs
any time soon? I'd really really like them!
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Alastair Reid wrote:
1.3c doesn't include the extensions we added here at Yale:
qualified modules, GreenCard support, more standard libraries, etc.
We were already in the middle of a huge set of changes when 1.3c
arrived - so it'll be a wee while before we can release a
Are there any plans to implement multiple parameter type classes in Hugs
any time soon? I'd really really like them!
If you don't need the full power of Haskell's module system,
you should try using Mark P Jones' Hugs 1.3c which includes
multi-parameter type classes, rank-2 polymorphism,
