Hi,
Okay, after some compilation time I hit a new problem.
This time I get the following error:
Utils.lhs:345: parse error on input `.'
The problem seems to be the following piece of code in Utils.lhs:
data FieldInfo a
= forall i . -- not really needed, but convenient.
FieldInfo
String -- field label
Bool -- True => optional
(String -> Maybe (i,String))
(i -> a -> a)
In my case, it is not "convenient" :-).
It seems that the compiler does not automatically get
the options that allow for forall quantification. I am
using ghc-4.04 on Solaris, and not the recommended
ghc-4.03, but that should not be a problem?
I tried adding the flag -fglasgow-exts, but that generates
another (very strange) error:
Utils.lhs:22: parse error on input `(#'
On the following piece of code:
module Utils
( <...>
, (#)
<...>
)
(I don't know if this is a bug in -fglasgow-exts).
In any case, the H/Direct makefile should automatically
switch on the flag for "forall". How does one do that?
Thanks,
Koen.
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