When validating on MacOS 10.5, I get the following test failures
Unexpected failures:
arrow(normal)
arrowapply1(normal)
arrowapply2(normal)
arrowapply3(normal)
arrowapply4(normal)
arrowapply5(normal)
arrowcase1(normal)
arrowdo1(normal)
arrowdo2(normal)
arrowfail001(normal)
arrowform1(normal)
arrowif1(normal)
arrowlet1(normal)
arrowrec1(normal)
arrowrun001(normal)
arrowrun003(normal)
tc192(normal)
Everything with arrows fails as the Arrow.hi file can't be loaded; ie,
I get
arrowapply1.hs:8:4:
Can't find interface-file declaration for variable
Control.Arrow.>>>
Probable cause: bug in .hi-boot file, or inconsistent .hi file
Use -ddump-if-trace to get an idea of which file caused the error
In the expression: proc (x, y, z) -> returnA -< x + y
In the definition of `f': f = proc (x, y, z) -> returnA -< x + y
This shouldn't be OS-specific, so I wonder what's happening.
Manuel
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