Thanks for the report. I'm not 100% certain why it happens in 5.04.2,
but it doesn't happen in the HEAD. The error message is still not
great, but at least it's not gibberish.
Simon
Data.hs:288:
Could not deduce (ReprType r t) from the context ()
arising from use of `getter'' at Data.hs:288
Probable fix:
Add (ReprType r t) to the expected type of an expression
In the first argument of `runDR', namely `(getter' repr)'
When checking the type signature of the expression:
runDR (getter' repr) "..." 0 rContents :: forall t. CC t
In a 'do' expression:
val <- runDR (getter' repr) "..." 0 rContents :: forall t. CC t
| -----Original Message-----
| From: Dean Herington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| Sent: 27 January 2003 15:41
| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: garbled error message
|
| With the attached files, I get an apparently garbled error message
| during compilation.
|
| buzzard(105)% make
| ghc --make -package data -package concurrent -package posix Data
| ghc-5.04.2: chasing modules from: Data
| Compiling Repr ( Repr.hs, Repr.o )
| Compiling Data ( Data.hs, ./Data.o )
|
| Data.hs:288:
| Could not deduce (ReprType r t) from the context ()
| Probable fix:
| Add (ReprType r t)
| to the When generalising the type of an expression
| arising from use of `getter'' at Data.hs:288
| In the first argument of `runDR', namely `(getter' repr)'
| When checking the type signature of the expression:
| runDR (getter' repr) "..." 0 rContents :: forall t. CC t
| *** Error code 1
| make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `default'
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