"Simon Marlow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote,
> > In this context, I actually find it the identifier `stdcall'
> > strange. Why is it standard? I'd argue that ccall is the
> > standard (in fact, it so far was the default, wasn't it?)
>
> It's known as 'stdcall' on Windows. In fact, VC++ has __stdcall
> keyword. All the Win32 API functions are declared __stdcall. So, I
> guess that's why we called it stdcall in Haskell.
I guess, this makes it only standard when the context is
Windows :-)
Manuel
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