On 22-Feb-2001, Alastair Reid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> While on the subject of preprocessors, I thought I'd mention a need I've found
> in distributing tools like Knit where the intended audience isn't expected to:
What's Knit?
> 1) Care either way about it being implemented in Haskell
>
> 2) Have any desire to spend half a day installing lots of Haskell-related tools
> (greencard, c2hs, happy, etc.) on their machine before they can try out my
> tool.
Why not just distribute binaries for the platforms of interest?
Or runhugs scripts?
I must be missing something.
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