Panic!
It appears, ghc-4 -c -cpp and quoted names correlate badly:
#define C CRP
data R a = CRP a
f (C x) = x
f' (C x) = x
f compiles and f' do not!
It looks like cpp expects (') to be closed by another ('), otherwise
it is a cpp error.
But why many other modules with quoted names pass through ghc -c -cpp
all right?
Generally, who knows, what is the "standard" way for the Haskell
implementation to work with cpp?
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Sergey Mechveliani
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