instead of E.throw
I get the expected 6 failures. This is very reproducible for me.
I can use -O0 for my tests, but it would be great if HUnit were updated to use
the throwIO call (cc'ing Richard Giraud accordingly).
Thanks!
-KQ
module Main where
import Control.Monad (unless)
import Test.HUnit
GHC by hand. I wouldn't expect 6.12.3 to have
issues like this, but I wouldn't expect issues like this anywhere. If anyone
has any suggestions (other than upgrading to GHC 7.x) I'll be most appreciative.
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to
the display, which is what I interpreted Jurriën Stutterheim's comments to be referring
to).
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of the reason for the
proliferation of packages (without having to search haskell-cafe and stack-overflow
archives for some discussion that provided the justification/recommendations).
Thoughts?
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of this approach would
be non-termination. This is perhaps less of a concern for functional
methodologies, but still a danger for algorithms that assume total ordering.
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part of
the GHC package and I'll end up making things even worse?
I may have corrupted libraries; I think a re-install is in order soon, but I've
been avoiding that until I get to the end of my current activities.
-KQ
P.S. I send Rogan the output he requested below privately to avoid spamming
