On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 04:10:57PM +0100, Neil Mitchell wrote: > With the patches that have been submitted, the bug list for WinHugs > hits 0, see http://www.haskell.org/hawiki/NeilMitchell_2fHugsNotes .
If you don't count interact as a bug. Do getChar/putChar work? > If anyone knows of any other bugs, or finds any, please let me know. > If anyone thinks anything in the polish section is a bit more > important also let me know. I think I'm ready for limited beta > testing, so if anyone wants that also let me know. Also if anyone has > any overall comments (I miss this, why did you change that, how do I > do this, i can't see the use of that) I'd love to hear them. A WinHugs blurb for the User's Guide is important; it doesn't have to be very long. What would :main do? You might like to check whether HGL works with WinHugs: try running main in hugsdir/demos/HGL/GTest.hs -- it should pop up lots of windows that react to events in different ways (README in that directory gives the details). > When does it suit to release WinHugs? It needs a bit longer for beta > testing etc, but is a Hugs release being planned soon, or should > WinHugs be released separately? How stable is the Hugs code base, i.e. > is it release worthy? It would be great if a release of the whole thing could be done soon. As I understand it, the state of play is: - Hugs is ready under Unix. - The programs and libraries build under MSYS+MinGW and appear to work. - Need to check whether the Unicode stuff works under Windows. - The plain interpreter hasn't been built under VC++ for some time; someone needs to do that and test it. - WinHugs builds under MSYS+MinGW, but the executable just hangs. (Not essential to fix this, but would be nice.) - Someone will have to do the Windows packaging, including the program compiled with VC++ (for the stack overflow protection) and the documentation is HTML Help form. _______________________________________________ Cvs-hugs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/cvs-hugs
