> Comipling the following (test.hs)
>
> module Main where
>
>
> main
> = print test
>
> test = "uncurry f c = case c of \
> \ <1> a b -> f a b;"
>
> with `ghc -c test.hs` does not produce an error, but with `ghc -cpp -c
> test.hs` I get
>
> test.hs:7: error in character literal
This is a known problem with cpp and string gaps. It likes to treat the '\'
at the end of the line as a continuation character. Another workaround is
to add a space after the first '\'. There's a mention of this in the User
Guide, BTW. Look under "options related to the C preprocessor".
Cheers,
Simon
